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Genesis of a teen mom


She clocked fifteen Her beauty stopped hiding Boys began flexing and her hotline was often ringing She clocked sixteen Her friends were quite loving For like the sun she was shining and she looked flawless without trying She clocked seventeen She was dating And sin was so tempting that she had been mating She clocked eighteen Rumours of her pregnancy were flying Her so-called friends were now mocking For she had a baby coming
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