Maybe Just Because
I’ve written this for a dead girl
She seemed so happy at the time
Shame to say that little girl died
I see her every Wednesday
On the corner of second and third
Between the wall and the bathroom mirror
And as time goes by
She gets thinner and thinner
I’ve written this for a dead girl
I’ve known her all my life
But she died a few years back
I see her every Wednesday
On the cornerstone of life
Too bad she’s dead
She was a pretty little thing
Now she’s in the box
Guess she wasn’t one for small talk
I’ve written this for a dead girl
She jumped off peer pressure
And decided to be different
I see her every Wednesday
Now she’s six feet under
Guess she wasn’t all that different
I’ve written this for a dead girl
She brought life into us all
But the life she was bringing
The life was her own
I see her every Wednesday
She’s too dead to do it now
I’ve written this for a dead girl
I see her every Wednesday
She smiles to me
But deep down I see the hidden pain
So I take deep breaths
When I see the scars on her veins
I’ve written this for a dead girl
Because she gave me strength
I see her every Wednesday
When I put flowers on her grave
She wasn’t afraid to make mistakes
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