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forgive and forget


I’m just an average teenage girl I have friends and a cell phone too My life is not that difficult Though I always complain I throw a giant fit with chores After that I constantly slam doors Being a teenager is quite a bit of fun Until you tick someone off, and they want your bun It’s a rivalry between your friends It’s a yelling match with your parents Everything has a meaning and everything has an occurrence Even though you fight and you bicker there are always going to be times when an apology is necessary You and I will look back and see all the mistakes that happened We will giggle and we will laugh You’re going to find out that troubles come and they go You will grow old and pass on By then you will know Mistakes come and they go But forgive and forget is what you should know
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