Leslie Gore, sung you don't own me in the sixties.
But the words contains a powerful message.
Dionne Warwrick, stated don't make me over.
And the message is just as strong with truth.
We, are who we are?
And lovers, friends knows our imperfection.
But when you enters into a romantic affair.
We find them trying to mold us to suit them.
We might change a little.
We might change a lot.
Except always watch what you ask for?
We know why we selected them to be the one we love?
Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 10:50 AM UTC
Leslie Gore, sung you don't own me in the sixties.
But the words contains a powerful message.
Dionne Warwrick, stated don't make me over.
And the message is just as strong with truth.
We, are who we are?
And lovers, friends knows our imperfection.
But when you enters into a romantic affair.
We find them trying to mold us to suit them.
We might change a little.
We might change a lot.
Except always watch what you ask for?
We know why we selected them to be the one we love?
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