Performed by the Donuts
(Hema Stulberg, Col Reid, Rory Mitchell, Gil Beck, John Bidochka)
and the Sugar Daddies (Dave Calam, Mike Ens, "Doogie")
Written by Col Reid, John Bidochka, Gil Beck
(c) 1991 Coffee Music

The institution don't like me
They don't even know my name
All they do is look at my clothes
And they know I'm not the same
But that's alright
It's alright with me
They don't understand I have the right to be free

CHORUS: Be yourself
Be yourself, everybody
Be yourself, just be who you are
Be yourself
Be yourself, everyone
Be yourself, don't let them push you too far

The conformists try to put you down
They try to curb your ways
They's rather run the corner gun
Now I know to fear the game
And that's alright
It's alright with me
Because there's enough of us to fight to be free

(horns - The Sugar Daddies)
(guitar solo - Gil)

CHORUS

Some people don't realize
The danger in their trends
It only brings on prejudice
And it's hard to meet new friends
And that's no good
It's no good at all
It took so long for us to rise, don't let this be our fall

CHORUS
CHORUS

THE END