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There was a little girl Who lived a hard life Shy in her own little world At six dreaming of being a wife No smile on her Pretty young face There is no cure For feelings of disgrace Ratty old clothes On her little petite body God only knows The pain she wrote as her hobby Then she married young Surely he’s her hero Surely a new life has begun Now she’s not a zero Well three kids and 16 years later Again she’s all alone will she ever be better will she ever be strong Now there’s another direction A brighter way to go But there’s not enough perfection Just not enough to show She follows all the rules All the ones they say But life can be so cruel No one else’s fault that pain has come her way It’s the little girl Tears still stain my aging face Never out grown the world That show me such disgrace I have a love so big and true I am betrayed by my own body I don’t blame not one of you I am the one that somehow betrayed me Oct 25, 11:28PM PDT
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