6:12)
once riding in old baltimore, head filled
heart filled with glee
i saw a baltimorean keep looking straight at me
now i was eight and very small
and he was no whit bigger
and so i smiled but he poked his tongue out and called me nigger
i saw the whole of baltimore from may until december
of all the things that happened there
that's all that i remember
who's so scared
when i was fourteen i took a bus to san francisco
i was full of hope and joy till this girl called me a boy
but i was already on my way, so frightened to be gay
just like 1942 (1492) the world screaming
"something's wrong with you, jew"
who's so scared
but what i discover, lover after lover
there's nothing wrong with me
that's jys a lie by society
so i start looking at the world we have
and while it's not completely bad
there's a lot of room for improvement
people of color and the gay movement
who's so scared
won't you explain to me the pain of your life
Disappear Fear - Whos So Scared Lyrics
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6:12)
once riding in old baltimore, head filled
heart filled with glee
i saw a baltimorean keep looking straight at me
now i was eight and very small
and he was no whit bigger
and so i smiled but he poked his tongue out and called me nigger
i saw the whole of baltimore from may until december
of all the things that happened there
that's all that i remember
who's so scared
when i was fourteen i took a bus to san francisco
i was full of hope and joy till this girl called me a boy
but i was already on my way, so frightened to be gay
just like 1942 (1492) the world screaming
"something's wrong with you, jew"
who's so scared
but what i discover, lover after lover
there's nothing wrong with me
that's jys a lie by society
so i start looking at the world we have
and while it's not completely bad
there's a lot of room for improvement
people of color and the gay movement
who's so scared
won't you explain to me the pain of your life
once riding in old baltimore, head filled
heart filled with glee
i saw a baltimorean keep looking straight at me
now i was eight and very small
and he was no whit bigger
and so i smiled but he poked his tongue out and called me nigger
i saw the whole of baltimore from may until december
of all the things that happened there
that's all that i remember
who's so scared
when i was fourteen i took a bus to san francisco
i was full of hope and joy till this girl called me a boy
but i was already on my way, so frightened to be gay
just like 1942 (1492) the world screaming
"something's wrong with you, jew"
who's so scared
but what i discover, lover after lover
there's nothing wrong with me
that's jys a lie by society
so i start looking at the world we have
and while it's not completely bad
there's a lot of room for improvement
people of color and the gay movement
who's so scared
won't you explain to me the pain of your life
Writer: COUNTEE CULLEN, SONIA RUTSTEIN
Copyright: Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Copyright: Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.