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No Place for a Child


Pitter, patter rain falls on a broken child. Why... why this, why now wonders a choking child. Cook, clean, watch the kids everything that's not fun, I want a good life screams an outspoken child. Move around to live in crappy apartments Cockroaches everywhere says a croakin' child, Others run around, laugh and play, they have fun While I can never be a free jokin' child. Where's my free, fun, careless and loving childhood? Am I or Am I not a smart token child?
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