City Streets
The Frim Lyrics

The Frim's song, City Streets, is a high-tempo track that carries a simple message of self-discovery and -acceptance in today's society. The artist draws attention to the often-neglected matter of self-esteem and encourages the listener to engage in introspection and pursue their true selves. The lyrics "I walk through these old city streets, I'll be who I wanna be, respect me, inspect me for your imperfectio-o-o-o, imperfe-e-eeeeee" are an invitation for the listener to embrace their individuality and not be deterred by the perceived flaws that they may exhibit. The singer acknowledges that they are not perfect but sees that as a reason to be celebrated as it adds to the uniqueness of an individual.

The phrase, "I'm not another girl, I can leave in my line, not another girl, I'll be just fine, 'nother girl, I believe I say that I'm not that girl, so lead me away" indicates that the artist is seeking a path of self-discovery and independence that differs from the societal expectation of conformity. The song ends with the repeated refrain, "I'll be who I wanna be, respect me, inspect me for your imperfectio-o-o-o, imperfe-e-eeeeee (Party time!)" which is an upbeat conclusion to the artist's message of self-love and individuality.