My Painful Story
There was a time when she was little
And her brother would call her names.
But she didn’t believe them because she loved herself
And thought they were all lies.
She’d tell on him, and her mom would kiss her head
While her daddy called her beautiful
And then she’d run off and play with her friends
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There was a time when she got older
And her brother would call her names.
And a part of her believed that the names were true
Because she started to see her faults.
She’d tell on him, but mom didn’t help
And her daddy was too drunk
So she went and played with her only friend.
There was a time when she was even older
And her brother would call her names.
She knew they were true
Because she hated herself.
She told on him, but mom was too high to help
And all her daddy did was beat her.
So she went into her room and slit each wrist
With a shaky hand she wrote a goodbye note
Filled with the awful words she was called
And crawled into her bed, leaving her a bloody mess to be found.
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