This song's aim is to celebrate the freedom of the individual.

I’m Doin’ Fine Just the Way I am! Enda Reilly 2007

Eve is a lonely lady livin’ in town,
All the old women yeah, they gather around,
Why don’t you go out and find yourself a man?

She tells them, I’m doin fine just the way I am
I’m doin fine just the way I am

My friend Steve has no mobile phone,
Only way to reach him is when he’s at home
You’re livin’ in the past I say, get with the plan

He says Hell I’m doin fine just the way I am
I’m doin fine just the way I am

Why not let other people do
What they wanna do
If it’s not harming us
Or anyone else
And maybe do a little thinking
We should do a little thinking
About ourselves

I’m doin fine just the way I am

Pat is a poet, sells his books on the street,
He used to be famous, had a show on TV,
People say he’s crazy (I think he’s gone nuts)
He doesn’t give a damn

He tells me, I’m doin’ fine just the way I am
I’m doin’ fine just the way I am

So why not let other people do
What they wanna do
If it’s not harming us
Or anyone else
And maybe do a little thinking
We should do a little thinking
About ourselves

I’m doin fine just the way I am
I’m doin fine just the way I am
At least I don’t live with my head in the sand
I’m doin fine just the way I am
I’m doin fine just the way I am