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Do you remember me? The one who calls you daddy? I used to smile like you'd say as bright as the stars I'm sorry if its unrecognizable now Pain can really change you Memories The laughing The Screaming The times I felt loved When you used to tell me I'm not gonna let you go i promise you won't fall I believed you How foolish of me I remember you Bright eyes that hid lies A smile that sweetened harsh words But do you remember me Do you remember you're my father That i am your daughter Do you remember that I still need you To comfort me and make me laugh To embarrass me at school To chase away the guys I remember But it's like something has taken away The joy in you and threatens to do the same to me And so you left me Alone. Sad. Upset. I fought for you You ignored me I cried for you You walked away from me Why? A question that remains unanswered why you left my mom for her I'll never understand Why your stepdaughter is more important than blood I'll never know Why you lied i wish i knew I wish that i could be better For you For me So that maybe It'll ease the pain of the misery
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