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Dublins where we'll be cuddling. Conflicting thoughts. Enemies I fought. Lessons I were never taught. Ariel and I got caught. Dreams that were not. Slaughtered to rot. Weather gets too hot. Treasures I bought. A destiny I sought. Daisies are lazy. When your fifty your not pretty. At twenty you can make a lot of money. I won't be back. To be what you lack. I've already started to pack. You've ruined everything. Over your flings. You never got a wedding ring. You broke my wings. Your evil heart sings. With all the hatred your life brings. Your betrayal stings. All your trash doesn't mean a thing. I was a virgin until you f*ck*d my burden. I never got a word in. My child you stole. Because your life is stale & old. Your house is mold. You gave away my virginity for free. It wasn't even sold. Your heart is cold. My story I never even told. Your hand I would never hold. You think you're sly like a fox. For trapping Ariel and I in your box. Your not nice I want to crush your skull in a vice. You will pay the price. I will win when I roll the dice. You won't screw me twice. Your house has roaches and mice. Curse words I yell. Because your urine stinks & smells. You didn't care when Ariel fell. I hope all of you guys go straight to Hell. Everything in your fridge is stale. It's all lies you tell. I made my wish when I threw my penny down the well. That you die because you weren't well. You can drown because you can't swim. Your path is dim. I will get slim. My life is ruined because of you and him. You don't give a d*mn. That is why it is your doors, windows & walls that I slam. You are damned.
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