Katy Perry: Fingerprints Meaning
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Fingerprints Lyrics
Voted most likely to end up on the back of a milk box drink
Looks like I'm letting them down
Cause seven, seventy-five isn't worth an hour of my hard work and time
When you can't afford half the shit they advertise
Oh I'm worth...
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I think this song is about always wanting more and proving you are capable of so much more than people give you credit for, It is about proving yourself and showing you are the kind of person who doesn't want to just stand by while life passes you by.
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This song may be about someone who wants to be remembered without being rich or anything too cliché.
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The life of an entertainer is hard everyone wants to be at the top and she's left at the bottom of the pile.
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what she is trying to say is she can't afford the crap they are selling in stores and on tv and she just wants all that to change. she wants to be known for doing something great and worth being remembered for.
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