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Childhood


Daddy's best friend liked boys My's friend Jeff had a boyfriend And that was fine, I loved them both My friends were equal No color, no social class, or inequality Just friends I was a girl but I could pick on the boys They were no different than me Except they had cooties Total equality was my reality Than I grew up
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