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Confessions


It’s hard to tell things to people I don’t know how they’ll act or Exactly what a reaction will mean So when I told you When I gathered up my courage To tell you That I love my boyfriend but I Also love girls I waited with baited breath And you-Mom-you, Shrugged it off I was so happy to know That no matter how I go Through life you still loved me And then you said it and chilled My heart with the cold day That cold summer day you said to me “It’s probably just a phase” And I learned you didn’t know anything
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