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fifteen


silent treament at home piercing stares shoot from your mothers eyes the one thing you promised you broke now everythings a lie you feel neglected and unclaimed drag miserably around because of all the shame he dont dont talk to you because you tried to trap him up like its only your fault he didnt rap it up your only fifteen but your six months in felling like its to soon to lose everything including friends mamas number one line oh so you think you grwon at fifteen its true though it sounds so wrong your dream of college later maby all because at fifteen you had a baby
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