Don't Let Me Get Me
Pink · The Album Collection [2010]
Never win first place, I don't support the team
I can't take direction and my socks are never clean
Teachers dated me, my parents hated me
I was always in a fight 'cause I can't do nothin' right
Everyday I fight a war against the mirror
I can't take the person staring back at me
I'm a hazard to myself
Don't let me get me
I'm my own worst enemy
It's bad when you annoy yourself, so irritating
Don't wanna be my friend no more
I wanna be somebody else
I wanna be somebody else, yeah
LA told me, "You'll be a pop star,
all you have to change is everything you are."
Tired of being compared to damn Britney Spears
She's so pretty, that just ain't me
So doctor, doctor, won't you please prescribe me something?
A day in the life of someone else 'cause I'm a hazard to myself
Don't let me get me (No)
I'm my own worst enemy
It's bad when you annoy yourself
So irritating (No)
Don't wanna be my friend no more
I wanna be somebody else
Yeah
Don't let me get me (Don't let me)
I'm my own worst enemy (Oooh)
Its bad when you annoy yourself
So irritating
Don't wanna be my friend no more
I wanna be somebody else
So doctor, doctor, won't you please prescribe me something?
A day in the life of someone else
Don't let me get me
(Oooh)
I'm a hazard to myself (yeah)
Don't let me get me
I'm my own worst enemy
It's bad when you annoy yourself (yourself)
So irritating (so irritating)
Don't wanna be my friend no more (don't, don't)
I wanna be somebody else
Don't let me get me (don't let, don't let, don't let me get me)
I'm my own worst enemy
It's bad when you annoy yourself (yourself, it's so bad)
So irritating (oooh)
Don't wanna be my friend no more (aah)
I wanna be somebody else
Don't let me get me (Don't let me get me)
I'm my own worst enemy
it's bad when you annoy yourself...
I can't take direction and my socks are never clean
Teachers dated me, my parents hated me
I was always in a fight 'cause I can't do nothin' right
Everyday I fight a war against the mirror
I can't take the person staring back at me
I'm a hazard to myself
Don't let me get me
I'm my own worst enemy
It's bad when you annoy yourself, so irritating
Don't wanna be my friend no more
I wanna be somebody else
I wanna be somebody else, yeah
LA told me, "You'll be a pop star,
all you have to change is everything you are."
Tired of being compared to damn Britney Spears
She's so pretty, that just ain't me
So doctor, doctor, won't you please prescribe me something?
A day in the life of someone else 'cause I'm a hazard to myself
Don't let me get me (No)
I'm my own worst enemy
It's bad when you annoy yourself
So irritating (No)
Don't wanna be my friend no more
I wanna be somebody else
Yeah
Don't let me get me (Don't let me)
I'm my own worst enemy (Oooh)
Its bad when you annoy yourself
So irritating
Don't wanna be my friend no more
I wanna be somebody else
So doctor, doctor, won't you please prescribe me something?
A day in the life of someone else
Don't let me get me
(Oooh)
I'm a hazard to myself (yeah)
Don't let me get me
I'm my own worst enemy
It's bad when you annoy yourself (yourself)
So irritating (so irritating)
Don't wanna be my friend no more (don't, don't)
I wanna be somebody else
Don't let me get me (don't let, don't let, don't let me get me)
I'm my own worst enemy
It's bad when you annoy yourself (yourself, it's so bad)
So irritating (oooh)
Don't wanna be my friend no more (aah)
I wanna be somebody else
Don't let me get me (Don't let me get me)
I'm my own worst enemy
it's bad when you annoy yourself...
Don't Let Me Get Me
Pink's "Don't Let Me Get Me" stands as a defining track from her 2010 album, The Album Collection, showcasing her signature blend of pop sensibilities and introspective lyricism. The recording captures the emotional vulnerability characteristic of her work during this era, blending electronic textures with her distinct vocal delivery to explore themes of relationship dynamics and self-worth. As a staple of her discography, the song exemplifies her ability to craft anthems that resonate with listeners seeking both empowerment and reflection. Its enduring presence in her catalog highlights her consistent evolution as an artist while maintaining the core emotional truth that connects her body of work.