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Dear Sister


Have you ever asked me if I was okay? 

Have you ever asked me how was my day?

Money is all you cared about

And you got it no matter where you stayed

You didn't care about my emotions

Because you were busy starting commotion

Remember when you lied to my mom?

Remember when you talked about me to your friends?

I hope one day, karma will get you twice as hard

To remind you how our sisterhood ended

I was nothing but there for you

And you betray me 

You will never change

Or understand me and my sister's pain

 

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