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To hear a ‘good job’, What must I do? How can I earn an I’m proud of you? When was the last time you came to a concert Without her telling you to? And the times I've seen you at a swim meet, Maybe only two. You’re only ever happy When it interests you. Like boy scouts or baseball Or something else you’re into. You don’t know how I feel When you don’t even show Especially when you’re home And just don’t want to go.
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