...but I'm charming as fuck.
I can't be perfect, hun,
feed you lies,
tell you I'm fine,
but fuck,
I am a terrible liar, hun.
I don't feel pretty,
don't feel flawless,
but with you I have my moments,
sure I can get drunk on wine,
smoke a cig or two,
get out of line...
but with you, hun,
I feel more than fine.
Who was I when I first came to be?
Only a mask I wear is what I see.
Then time passed and confusion came to be.
I didn't feel perfect,
was told I was a reject, you see?
Met a few, many disliked me,
then slowly got along,
but there was always one who sang a different song.
"Stick to the comic books, pest,
don't you get it?
Inside the computer,
that's where you sit."
A religious man spoke to me,
brown as can be,
told me to try and read the Host better,
to see as he sees.
But a blue man cried in the corner with me,
while the happy bird sang with glee.
Then I met big red,
who came to love me as me.
"Hold my hand, let me learn,
what's this? Hurr hurr? Indeed."
How could I love me when I hate me?
He would show me, you see?
"Stick to the rules, disease,
don't you get it?
I am not asking,
so do it."
"Watch your step, Host,
she's one of us,
like it or not,
she's here to stay,
so get lost."
This was just a start, for here came the war.
And maybe I should have just given up,
left and never came back,
but love is like a heart attack.
It hits you unexpected and hard.
And this is how I became his ward.
I can't be perfect, hun,
feed you lies,
tell you I'm fine,
but fuck,
I am a terrible liar, hun.
I don't feel pretty,
don't feel flawless,
but with you I have my moments,
sure I can get drunk on wine,
smoke a cig or two,
get out of line...
but with you, hun,
I feel more than fine.
Who was I when I first came to be?
Only a mask I wear is what I see.
Then time passed and confusion came to be.
I didn't feel perfect,
was told I was a reject, you see?
Met a few, many disliked me,
then slowly got along,
but there was always one who sang a different song.
"Stick to the comic books, pest,
don't you get it?
Inside the computer,
that's where you sit."
A religious man spoke to me,
brown as can be,
told me to try and read the Host better,
to see as he sees.
But a blue man cried in the corner with me,
while the happy bird sang with glee.
Then I met big red,
who came to love me as me.
"Hold my hand, let me learn,
what's this? Hurr hurr? Indeed."
How could I love me when I hate me?
He would show me, you see?
"Stick to the rules, disease,
don't you get it?
I am not asking,
so do it."
"Watch your step, Host,
she's one of us,
like it or not,
she's here to stay,
so get lost."
This was just a start, for here came the war.
And maybe I should have just given up,
left and never came back,
but love is like a heart attack.
It hits you unexpected and hard.
And this is how I became his ward.