[BrianOwnsYou]

Despite the pressure addressed I never dressed to impress
Or conformed to a uniform with a S on my chest
Only in Bizarro World could I ever even try to act
Like I can grasp why someone would hide behind a mask
Living a lie's not how I'd like to be remembered by
Besides, just picture if I tried to get in disguise
To save the world from having to handle the truth
Of who I really am before Superman's in the booth
A sheep in wolf's clothing? Tell me that isn't wrong
Cause after the song I gotta put my glasses back on
To see men in the mirror for who they really are, hence
Why at the end of day, I know I'm still Clark Kent
Surprisingly, this costume is my Kryptonite
Depriving society of the genuine side of me
Although, it isn't quite ever stopping the show
Now, I can feel free to let Metropolis know this is the real me

[kyuzosgirl]

ooohh... an interesting one. i like the comic book refs, of course. but i like the twist. sort of shows the darker side of the hero and how all heroes are just regular ppl. tho regular ppl hiding behind a front b/c they could never dole out justice as the person they truly are. they need a disguise, a front, in order to do it. i think most ppl are like this. and not just in justice and the like. think about the internet and how we communicate with others on it... ppl we don't know and may never know (in real life anyway). behind the screen we can be whoever we want. we can express our opinions and views more openly b/c the fear of rejection or opposition is less intimidating than if we were face to face with the person or if we knew them and interacted with them in real life. i know, i for one am very introverted in person. tho i tend to speak up more on the internet. i can be silly on the internet when i know i never would be in real life, etc etc etc.

very cool brian. makes you think on a lot of levels. and again, i LOVE the comic book refs.