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Don't Take Advantage.


Young girl, innocent life Watch her drink for the first time See her smile with a glaze in her eyes See the memory escaping her mind Evil thoughts rushing through your head The words from friends that were being feed New feelings surfing through your body “Who will find out? I won’t tell anybody” Get her alone. Kiss her all over Thinking, “who cares if she’s not sober?” But this isn’t right. Don’t take advantage. Don’t make a memory that you can’t manage Her mind is unconscious. She won’t remember Are you going to be the one who will remind her?
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