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Undress Me
Do you recognize me?
I'm the girl with scars you can't see
You might think they are on my little heart,
But the truth is, they are right on me
See, there was a day that I went in to love myself
Found out that it wasn't true
All my worst thoughts were there for me to see
Now I am a scared Barbie doll that no one knows is really me
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
It might be okay at first glance
But there will come a time when you might turn away
All Barbie wants to do is dance,
With the real girl inside of me
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
I've got the camouflage to fool you all day
But once night falls upon, then the real me can't be hidden away
So do you really still like my personality?
How about the sparkle in my eyes?
Do you really want to turn on me?
Because…if you undress me you might not like what you see,
The day I had to have them taken off, really wasn't that tough
I like the Barbie doll I see now
Because she has more fight than she knew how
I am going to fight until I win for the love I have within
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
It takes a special kind of Ken to handle what's within,
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
Down On Pinecrest
There Is a small neighborhood
Not far away
That used to be part of my every day
Where we were more than warriors
And Trojans living In
An Indian village
We were a bunch of kids
Living down on Pinecrest
Our bicycles could move us as fast as the wind
And old man Bob and his rhubarb pin
Living down on Pinecrest
Where you had to be tougher
Than the boys next door
And everyone came In
For dinner at four
We were living
Down on Pinecrest
Down on Pinecrest
I found your pink pants
By the railroad tracks
Down on Pinecrest
Called In the police
So your mom might have
Another piece
Down on Pinecrest
Then came the day
When we all went to play
There laid your body
All naked and lonely
Down on Pinecrest
Wish we could have
Found you sooner
Down on Pinecrest
Never behind Sandhill
Where we went against our
Parents will
Down on Pinecrest
Where we were more than
Warriors and trojans
Living In an Indian Village
Down on Pinecrest
Down on Pinecrest
Undress Me
Do you recognize me?
I'm the girl with scars you can't see
You might think they are on my little heart,
But the truth is, they are right on me
See, there was a day that I went in to love myself
Found out that it wasn't true
All my worst thoughts were there for me to see
Now I am a scared Barbie doll that no one knows is really me
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
It might be okay at first glance
But there will come a time when you might turn away
All Barbie wants to do is dance,
With the real girl inside of me
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
I've got the camouflage to fool you all day
But once night falls upon, then the real me can't be hidden away
So do you really still like my personality?
How about the sparkle in my eyes?
Do you really want to turn on me?
Because…if you undress me you might not like what you see,
The day I had to have them taken off, really wasn't that tough
I like the Barbie doll I see now
Because she has more fight than she knew how
I am going to fight until I win for the love I have within
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
It takes a special kind of Ken to handle what's within,
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
Down On Pinecrest
There Is a small neighborhood
Not far away
That used to be part of my every day
Where we were more than warriors
And Trojans living In
An Indian village
We were a bunch of kids
Living down on Pinecrest
Our bicycles could move us as fast as the wind
And old man Bob and his rhubarb pin
Living down on Pinecrest
Where you had to be tougher
Than the boys next door
And everyone came In
For dinner at four
We were living
Down on Pinecrest
Down on Pinecrest
I found your pink pants
By the railroad tracks
Down on Pinecrest
Called In the police
So your mom might have
Another piece
Down on Pinecrest
Then came the day
When we all went to play
There laid your body
All naked and lonely
Down on Pinecrest
Wish we could have
Found you sooner
Down on Pinecrest
Never behind Sandhill
Where we went against our
Parents will
Down on Pinecrest
Where we were more than
Warriors and trojans
Living In an Indian Village
Down on Pinecrest
Down on Pinecrest
Undress Me
Do you recognize me?
I'm the girl with scars you can't see
You might think they are on my little heart,
But the truth is, they are right on me
See, there was a day that I went in to love myself
Found out that it wasn't true
All my worst thoughts were there for me to see
Now I am a scared Barbie doll that no one knows is really me
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
It might be okay at first glance
But there will come a time when you might turn away
All Barbie wants to do is dance,
With the real girl inside of me
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
I've got the camouflage to fool you all day
But once night falls upon, then the real me can't be hidden away
So do you really still like my personality?
How about the sparkle in my eyes?
Do you really want to turn on me?
Because…if you undress me you might not like what you see,
The day I had to have them taken off, really wasn't that tough
I like the Barbie doll I see now
Because she has more fight than she knew how
I am going to fight until I win for the love I have within
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
It takes a special kind of Ken to handle what's within,
So don't undress me because it might not be what you really want to see
Unless you are enough to handle the real me
Down On Pinecrest
There Is a small neighborhood
Not far away
That used to be part of my every day
Where we were more than warriors
And Trojans living In
An Indian village
We were a bunch of kids
Living down on Pinecrest
Our bicycles could move us as fast as the wind
And old man Bob and his rhubarb pin
Living down on Pinecrest
Where you had to be tougher
Than the boys next door
And everyone came In
For dinner at four
We were living
Down on Pinecrest
Down on Pinecrest
I found your pink pants
By the railroad tracks
Down on Pinecrest
Called In the police
So your mom might have
Another piece
Down on Pinecrest
Then came the day
When we all went to play
There laid your body
All naked and lonely
Down on Pinecrest
Wish we could have
Found you sooner
Down on Pinecrest
Never behind Sandhill
Where we went against our
Parents will
Down on Pinecrest
Where we were more than
Warriors and trojans
Living In an Indian Village
Down on Pinecrest
Down on Pinecrest
