I don't want to be the annoying type who never shuts up

The one who says too much and isn't missed when she's gone

I don't want to be a replaceable yapping in your ear

I want to be a special girl who you long to have near

I don't want to be the kind who stresses about looks

Makeup and pimples- I'd rather hide my face in a book

I don't want to giggle like a little phony quack

I want to laugh my loudest at every joke you crack

I don't want to be like any girl you've ever met before

I'm the kind of girl who can open her own door

Thanks, but I can pump the gas on my own

I'm not afraid to get dirty and I can do it alone

I want to be something magical that swirls into your world

Not to be expected, a sparkling sound you've never heard

I don't want to fit a cliche or a stereotypical hold

The only thing I'll ever fit is my own specific mold