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A ballad for anyone who has ever been rejected for something they couldn't help. Straight from the heart.
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You Gotta Love It!
Hey there! I'm glad you stumbled on my little page here! I have always had a passion for music and dancing, and every since I was little, despite having hearing aids, I've wanted to be a rockstar. By combining hardwork, my energetic personality, domination of the dance floor, and the program Garageband, I've finally been able to semi-acheive this dream and create a few fun songs to showcase! :*insert victory dance here* I am looking for feed back, suggestions, and maybe a little help in career advancement (*hint hint*)
Song Info
Genre
Pop Dance-Pop
Charts
Peak #271
Peak in subgenre #113
Author
Amy Bridgit
Uploaded
January 27, 2008
Track Files
MP3
MP3 3.9 MB 128 kbps 4:15
Story behind the song
Well, this song releases a lot of my anger and frustration with the way I have been treated as a person with a disability. Because I wear hearing aids, I was taunted, rejected, and told I couldn't do a lot of things (by adults!) when I was younger. I wrote this song to both express my feelings about it, teach those people that they should NEVER do that to someone, and also, that you are not alone, ever, no matter what you struggle with!
Lyrics
I know what you see When you're looking down on me The smirk on your face Hits so hard my heart might break Yes, I'm aware Of when you point and when you stare What did I do To be mocked and shunned by you? Chorus: But I refuse to believe what you say I didn't choose to be this But you choose to treat me this way I will hold my head high, no I won't cry When they brush me aside I know that inside I am whole and you are disabled. I used to be afraid to wear my hair in a braid 'Cause then the world could see I wore hearing aids. But they judged me wrong How else can I sing this song? I got something here My faith in me you'll never get your hands near Though my body limits me My heart beats and I am free, yeah Chorus I'd rather sit in a chair Than not be able to care I'd rather not speak Than be haughty, cold, and mean I'd rather be blind Than have blocks up in my mind Or have a defect in my heart Than not have one at all Yes, I choose to defy what you say And I refuse to back down Though I'm fighting everyday I will hold my head high, no I won't cry When they brush me aside, I know that inside I am whole I am whole, and you are disabled.
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