Skin
It wasn't cheap but it was priceless
With a regaining form and a Star of David
Because she became unashamed
And she changed all the thoughts any man ever gave her.
And mean while stood the face of an on-looker
With bright green hair and the lipstick of a raven
And the looks she was given weren't pricey
But she wasn't willing to conform to a social change.
And mean while there stood the girl
With scars instead of earrings
From a boy who treated her badly
But thank goodness she changed.
And each had her own confidence
With a flawless exisence and a mind of her own
And she would fight for everything she was worth
Because changing was far to much to waste or gain.
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