| If my body was twice the size it was
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| then I might look alright but I don’t because,
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| I’ve got a disproportioned head.
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| And the people they point and laugh at me and
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| they tell me it’s huge cuz honestly —
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| I’ve got a disproportioned head.
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| Don’t try and be nice and say, «It's really not that big»
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| cuz I am well aware that you are lying — about my head.
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| It blocks out the sun like a parasol.
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| And I’m walking around like a Dodger doll cuz I’ve got a disproportioned head.
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| And I can’t make it better with surgery.
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| So I’m stuck with this skull and the world can see,
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| I’ve got a disproportioned head.
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| Don’t try and be nice to me because you think I’m near.
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| I’m across the street and I can’t hear.
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| Don’t offer advice to me, of hats- it’s all been tried.
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| They don’t really make them in my size… Head.
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| And I can only fit in convertible cars.
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| And my Mom has a 3-foot cesarean scar,
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| cuz of my disoproportioned head
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| And I’d go ahead and end it now
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| If I could find a noose that would fit around my huge, disproportioned head.
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| I’ve got a disproportioned head |