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Jewel ~ Fat Boy


Fat boy goes to the pool Sees his reflection, Doesn't know what to do He feels little inside And filled with pride Oh, fragile flame No one sees the same Fat boy goes about his day Trying to think of funny things to say Like "This is just a game I play" And "I like me this way" Oh, fragile flame When no one feels the same Hush, sleep, don' think, just eat Your daddy's little boy Your mama's pride and joy You know they love ya But not because they hold ya Fat boy says "Wouldn't it be nice If I could melt myself like ice Or out run my skin and just be pure wind" Oh, fragile flame Sometimes I feel the same more free lyrics

Fat boy goes to the pool
Sees his reflection,
Doesn't know what to do
He feels little inside
And filled with pride

Oh, fragile flame
No one sees the same

Fat boy goes about his day
Trying to think of funny things to say
Like "This is just a game I play"
And "I like me this way"

Oh, fragile flame
When no one feels the same

Hush, sleep, don' think, just eat

Your daddy's little boy
Your mama's pride and joy
You know they love ya
But not because they hold ya

Fat boy says "Wouldn't it be nice
If I could melt myself like ice
Or out run my skin and just be pure wind"

Oh, fragile flame
Sometimes I feel the same

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