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R.I.P To The Old Me


Things have changed, she now does things differently 
 
What's done in the past shouldn't be brought up again my future is left all up to me 
 
In the mirror she stills sees the same person 
 
But in the inside it's completely different 
 
The old her is dead and gone and she often misses it 
 
It being the way she handled certain situations 
 
People knew she died but they would never mention it 
 
They say change is good but sometimes, learning to adapt is just quite frustrating 
 
The old her is dead and gone, bury her in a pink casket and make sure you put red roses on the top 
 
Stronger than ever she may fall but crumble? She will not
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