Syntax: This segment uses parallel structure with 'everybody's talking' and 'why don't they just let me live' to emphasize contrast between public opinion and personal desire. The phrase 'I don't need commission' uses negation to reject external authority, followed by the positive assertion 'make my own decisions.' The final line 'that's my prerogative' serves as a declarative conclusion.
Morphology: 'Everybody's' is a contraction of 'everybody is,' showing informal speech. 'Talking' is the present participle form indicating ongoing action. 'Don't' is the contraction of 'do not' used for negation. 'Prerogative' is a noun derived from Latin, maintaining its formal quality in contrast to the informal surrounding language.

Syntax: This segment follows a simple subject-verb-object structure with 'they say I'm crazy' followed by the contrasting independent clause 'I really don't care.' The repetition of 'that's my prerogative' creates a refrain that reinforces the main theme. The adverb 'really' intensifies the verb 'don't care.'
Morphology: 'Crazy' functions as a predicate adjective following the linking verb 'am' (contracted to 'I'm'). 'Don't' is again the contraction for negation. 'Prerogative' is repeated from the previous segment, establishing it as a key lexical item.

Syntax: This segment uses anaphora with the repetition of 'it's my prerogative' at the beginning of lines. Parenthetical repetitions '(it's my prerogative)' create call-and-response structure typical in music. The clauses 'it's the way that I wanna live' and 'I can do just what I feel' both use modal verb 'can' to express ability and permission.
Morphology: 'Wanna' is a colloquial contraction of 'want to,' indicating informal register. 'Doing' is the present participle form. 'Tell' is in base form following modal 'can.' The possessive pronoun 'my' is repeatedly used to emphasize personal ownership of the prerogative.

Syntax: The first sentence uses present simple tense 'gets me down' to describe a habitual emotional reaction. The prepositional phrase 'in spreading myself around' functions as the object of the preposition 'in.' The negative construction 'I see nothing wrong' uses 'nothing' as an indefinite pronoun meaning 'not anything.'
Morphology: 'Gets' is third person singular present tense of 'get.' 'Down' functions as a particle in the phrasal verb 'gets down.' 'Spreading' is the gerund form of 'spread' functioning as a noun. 'Around' is an adverb indicating movement in various directions.

Syntax: The rhetorical question 'what is this, a blizzard' uses informal interrogation. The complex sentence structure 'that I can't have money... and people not talk about me' features coordinated clauses with 'and.' 'This world is a trip' uses metaphor with simple subject-verb-complement structure. The final sentence uses present continuous 'talkin'' to indicate ongoing action.
Morphology: 'Blizzard' is used metaphorically rather than literally. 'Can't' is contraction of 'cannot.' 'Talkin'' drops the final 'g' in 'talking,' representing casual pronunciation. 'Goin'' similarly represents casual speech for 'going.'