A reggae-ukulele version of "It's My Thing". This song addresses the quest by many to be special and unique, finding your niche in the world, no matter what the cost.

I swapped a pack of fresh cigarettes with a homeless man
For his stale hobo under-panty-pants
It’s the only thing that’ll get me off these days
‘Cause I’ve done the rest to monotony
So I got these custom triple-D implants
Vaginal cavities all around the peripheries
Not so I can entertain everyone here at once, no-no!
It’s just a little boost for my self-confidence

It’s my thing. Nobody else is doing it.
I’m so unique

So I swapped roles with the dead and I try to gain some empathy
And I’m wondering what she’s thinking of me
Seeing as now she can see everything at once
Oh, how embarrassing!
Seeing me thrashing around in my most debauched scenes
Seeing me doing my most abject and twisted things
But I know one thing – she’s not judging me
And it’s just a little boost for my self-confidence

It’s my thing. Nobody else is doing it,
I’m so unique
Not a condition but an itch in which I do my thing
Because nobody else is willing, nobody else is keen

To do my thing for me
To push it way past the seam
Because nobody else is willing, nobody else seems keen

To do my thing for me
It’s my thing. Nobody else is doing it,
I’m so unique
Not a condition but an itch in which I do my thing
Because nobody else is willing, nobody else is keen

It's My (island) Thing

New Years Day

Sideways Falling Mangoes (Live)

Tan-trum Fan-ta-sy [tan-truhm fan-tuh-see]
an imagined or conjured up sequence of a violent demonstration of rage or frustration, fulfilling a psychological need; imagined in hindsight;

Tantrum Fantasy