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I thought you were my friend.


Sometimes I think I've finally made it, 

I've made a life,

I've made a home,

I've made a friend. 

 

But it's on these very little days, 

when I start to realize where I belong.

cause what it seemed to be, 

was not for them, 

And every memory I treasured was wrong. 

 

No matter how much I leave behind, 

my childness, 

no matter how much I gain, 

my maturity, 

I am still expendable.

 

Their attention is pity, 

it disagrees with me to be pitiful. 

 

 

 

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