Don't call me a catch
Compare me to all the rest
Don't tell me that I'm asking for it if I wear a dress
Don't tell me who wore it best
Who looks like a whore
Who eats too much who should eat more
If this is the best we can do then it's poor
Yeah it's not polite to ignore
The men in the street
It's not ladylike to wanna scream
Where are your fathers? I'm not a piece of meat
So don't call me a catch
When did you decide you won't look me in the eyes?
You only see skin deep and I'm
The one who pays the price, judged and objectified
Drowning in the shallow end
That you threw me in
It's only skin deep
They said I play like a girl
When I was thirteen
Still don't really know quite what that means
So I stopped caring about what they think
They said that girls are meant to be heard
But good to be seen
To sell cars and guitars and magazines
To make Coca-Cola look sexy to drink
I wonder when did they decide
They won't look me in the eyes
They only see skin deep and I'm
The one who pays the price, judged and objectified
Drowning in the shallow end
That they threw me in
It's only skin deep
They wanna own me
Try to dethrone me
Use my anger to discredit and control me but
I'm not afraid
Yeah, hear me now
I'm not afraid
To call you out
I'm not afraid
Of mutual disrespect
Dare you to call me a catch
When did you decide you won't look me in the eyes?
You only see skin deep and I'm
The one who pays the price, judged and objectified
Drowning in the shallow end
That you threw me in
It's only skin deep
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