
People Don’t Like Us
[Verse 1: male voice] They stare, they whisper, they pretend, Like we don’t matter in the end. Our clothes too black, our eyes too cold, But we won’t fit in their mold. We live outside their lines, In a world of darker signs. [Chorus] People don’t like us, and that’s alright, We dance in the shadows, hide in the night. People don’t see us, we don’t belong, But we’re still singing our own song. (People don’t like us, and that’s okay, We’ll live our lives in our own way.) [Verse 2: Sarcastic] They laugh, they judge, they criticize, But never see through our disguise. We wear the night like second skin, Outside their world, we never fit in. [Bridge: Spoken word, defiant tone] Let them talk, let them stare, We’ve never been a part of their world’s air. [Chorus] People don’t like us, and that’s alright, We dance in the shadows, hide in the night. People don’t see us, we don’t belong, But we’re still singing our own song. (People don’t like us, and that’s okay, We’ll live our lives in our own way.) [more intense] People don’t like us, and that’s alright, We dance in the shadows, hide in the night. [Outro: Repetitive, fading chant] (They don’t like us... They don’t like us... but we’re still here...)

