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Modern Days


Several months I've been feeling this way

But if you ask me I won't have much to say

With ins and outs, ups and downs

My face is constantly plagued with a frown.

 

My inner beauty, I fail to see

What's on the outside is all that matters to me

What meant the most in older days

Means nothing now with our modern ways

For we are blind to what's inside

And all of our flaws we feel we must hide.

 

The solution to our problem is easy

And not the slightest bit sliezy 

Just treat others with love and care

And without a doubt they will always be there.

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