All my life they told me what I should be looking like
Oh, they cut me down to size
Say I’m too thin, too flat, too skinny for their appetite
And I still got that bad taste in my mouth
I still hear their words echoing now
Oh my gosh, you need to eat a cheeseburger
Cheeseburger
It don’t matter if they give you a label
Only matters what you bring to the table
Oh, cheeseburger
So have one if you want and if you don’t
It don’t matter, cheeseburger
All my life, we all been craving different body types
Oh, nothing’s fitting right
It’s too loose, too tight, ooh in somebody else’s eyes
And you still got that bad taste in your mouth
You still hear their words echoing now
Oh my gosh, you need to eat a cheeseburger
Cheeseburger
It don’t matter if they give you a label
Only matters what you bring to the table
Oh, cheeseburger
So have one if you want and if you don’t
It don’t matter, cheeseburger
You can do it how you want, dress it up
Uh huh, you can have it your way
Oh, get the fries, any size
Don’t matter what they say
Yeah, you can be yourself and love yourself
Don’t you let nobody else
Tell you what to do with that
Cheeseburger, cheeseburger
(Say what) Yeah, you heard her
Oh, cheeseburger
It don’t matter if they give you a label
Only matters what you bring to the table
Oh, cheeseburger
So have one if you want and if you don’t
It don’t matter, cheeseburger
And baby if you like it, go ahead have another
Cheeseburger
Cheeseburger was written by Josh Roberts & Brian Donkers & Amy Peters.