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Through tiny child’s eyes I thought I knew you Your warm smile was singing songs and prayers But songs fade away, no prayers came through Childlike vision, blurry, when nothing’s there No songs or stories or dressing for church How many times warned before I could tell? A bitter old buzzard sits on her perch Your song turned to white noise, oh how you fell From grace, from glory, so damn full of pride Your makeup runs, see your true reflection? Who I thought you were, now has all but died You could never foresee my defection I’ve no time for you, no doors left to slam To you a happy birthday. Goodbye gram.
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