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songs that are definitely about being trans (but not really)


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I'm not sure you can get closer!  I've had this stuck in my head for weeks now with the Muppet replaced with woman. 

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This is Home by Cavetown is, from what I've been told, the anthem for trans men. I just heard it the other day. :)

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Excluding the ones previously mentioned… 


Paradise by Coldplay 

Runaway by Aurora 

Man or Muppet from The Muppets

Don’t Stop Me Now by Queen 

Wait For It from Hamilton 

Reflection from Mulan 

Sick Boy by The Chainsmokers 

It’s On Again by Alicia Keys 

Let It Go from Frozen 

Into The Unknown from Frozen 

How Far I’ll Go from Moana 

You Need to Clam Down by Taylor Swift 

Then Man by Taylor Swift 

Demons by Imagine Dragons 

Wildest Dreams by Taylor Swift 

Enemy by Imagine Dragons 

Iris by The Goo Goo Dolls 

Rewrite the Stars from The Greatest Showman 

Part of Your World from The Little Mermaid 

Zero by Imagine Dragons 

Believer by Imagine Dragons 

Fight Song by Rachel Platten 

 

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This thread's been on my mind for awhile, been wanting to keep it alive:

 

Super early-era Ministry:

 

 

"They say 'Why are you dressed like it's Halloween,

You look so absurd, you look so obscene.'

...

Oh!

...

Why can't I live a life for me?

Why should I take the abuse that's served?

Why can't they see they're just like me?

I'm not the one that's so absurd.

...

It's the same, it's the same in the whole wide world."

 

 

"I haven't always been this way, I wasn't born a renegade.

I felt alone, still feel afraid, I stumble through it anyway.

I wish someone would've told me that this life is ours to choose,

No one's handing you the keys or a book with all the rules.

 

The little that I know I'll tell you.

When they dress you up in lies,

and you're left naked with the truth,

 

You throw your head back and you spit in the wind,

Let the walls crack, cause it let's the light in.

 

Let 'em drag you through hell,

they can't tell you to change who you are.

 

That's all I know so far."

 

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