Real Me - Alexis
Lindsay Lohan · Confessions Of A Teenage Drama Queen OST
Oh oh
I trip, i fall, i catch myself
Even wishen i was someone else
I’m never where i’m suppose to be
Oh oh
I laughout loud at stupid things
When i’m nervous iv’e been known to sing
I’m not sure what i should believe
I don’t know who i am yet (am yet, am yet)
But i know who i wanna be
Chorus
Its an adventure (an adventure)
Finding the real me (the real me)
Im a reflection (a reflection)
Everything i see (the real me)
I cant wait to discover
I know im goin to love her
The real me
Uh uh uh uh uh uh
I stumble, i crumble when your near
And all of my thoughts just disappear
I find myself in an akward spot
Im losin all my sleep at night
Feel the question in my mind
Does he love me
Does he love me not
I build up my confidence with every experience
Its an adventure (an adventure)
Finding the real me (the real me)
Im a reflection (a reflection)
Everything i see (the real me)
I cant wait to discover
I know im goin to love her
The real me
Uh uh uh uh ya ya ya ya
Uh uh uh uh ya ya ya ya
An adventure (an adventure)
Finding the real me (the real me)
Im a reflection (a reflection)
Everything i see (the real me)
I cant wait to discover
I know im goin to love her
The real me…
Uh …
Real Me - Alexis
Lindsay Lohan's "Real Me - Alexis" serves as a poignant centerpiece on the soundtrack to her 2005 film *Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen*. Released under the English genre classification, the track reflects the emotional turbulence and self-discovery themes central to the movie's narrative. As part of the film's original score, the recording captures the voice of the teenage protagonist navigating high school social pressures and personal identity crises. The song complements other tracks on the *Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen* soundtrack, contributing to a cohesive audio experience that mirrors the character's journey from insecurity to acceptance. Its inclusion in the film's musical landscape underscores Lohan's early foray into pop-rock and teen drama genres, establishing a specific sonic identity for that era of her career.