learned from example to do the opposite
When I was young I was taught to hold my tongue
Your opinion, your feelings meant little to none
My dad was always angry, mom never understood
Nothing i did was ever good but that was just my childhood
My sister moved out my brother did too
Now all the house chores are up to you
Time went on my grades got bad
Always in trouble for being sad
Late at night thoughts filled my head
Why was i never tucked into bed
Was i enough, am I ok?
I'm sorry I didn't turn out your way
My hair too is short, my chest is too flat
I look like a boy but don't see a problem with that
I don't know where to begin
“Quit your crying girl and tuck yourself in”
Had to switch schools to the ALC
From what I heard it wasn't a good idea to me
At first i was scared and all alone
Just sat quiet and looked at my phone
Then I made friends found my new home
I wasn't incomplete and I wasn't alone
I learned how to accept the way people are
Even if they don't care from afar
I've learned to love who I am and who I can be
They may not support but It doesn't bother me
I'm still here at home it isn't too great
But that doesn't determine my fate
I look to the future with hope instead of dread
And dwell not on my past struggles but on road a head
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