This study explores how the identity is formed, with focusing on the communal behaviour of "Simunhakpa." In particular, I showed that it is a learning process to form an identity called lyric self. In doing this, I pointed out this community reveals that they have shared at once solidarity and morality within their peer group through their learning process. This can be regarded as a stereotypical pattern of learning in our society. In conclusion, I argued that identity of lyric self is a socio-culturally constructed product in human society.