Two little boys, met each other on the playground. Just like the rest, didn't stick out from the crowd. But, between themselves, they knew that they were different. But they pushed it down, cause nobody would even listen.

Their parents always saying, "Boy when you grow up, you're gonna find a nice lady. Make sure you act tough. You'll be living a life like Barbie and Ken. Come on, suck it up and forget this nonsense."

What if he wants Ken not Barbie? Why should he have to say sorry? Tell me do you even listen to all the dumb shit you're slipping?

We can love who we want to. Don't say he's not supposed to. If he loves Ken not Barbie, he doesn't have to say sorry.

No, not to you. Not to me. Not to anyone, anyone, anyone. (×2)

Seventeen years old, feeling like a stranger at home. Keeping his head down low, hide away so nobody will know.

Avoiding mom and dad when they're asking, "Who's your girlfriend?" Cause Lord forbid they see, his true identity.

His parents always saying, "Boy, when will you see? You'll be happy, I know it's a just woman you need. You'll be such a great Ken just gotta find your Barbie. Make sure to act like a man, it's what you're born to be.

What if he wants Ken not Barbie? Why should he have to say sorry? Tell me do you even listen to all the dumb shit you're slipping?

We can love who we want to. Don't say he's not supposed to. If he loves Ken not Barbie, he doesn't have to say sorry.

No, not to you. Not to me. Not to anyone, anyone, anyone. (×2)

No no, he doesn't have to say sorry. No no, he's never gonna say sorry.

He always wanted Ken not Barbie. He never ever has to say sorry. And nobody is gonna listen to all the dumb shit you're slipping.

We can love who we want to, don't say he's not supposed to. He'll always love Ken not Barbie. And he doesn't have to say sorry to you.