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Who Murdered Childhood?


People have said don’t grow up too fast
 
I have learned that I need to
 
Growing up is not a journey
 
In an instant it takes the reins
 
Chokes my life out of me
 
Now I know without a doubt
 
Adulthood is not simple bliss
 
Money is always an issue
 
People are always there
 
I need to always care
 
No more ignorance
 
No more naivety
 
No more me
 
Only the world
 
The world is a big place
 
Casts me out to the immense seven seas
 
To explore the depths and heights 
 
Take freedom and put it under a microscope
 
Observe the ways you can control it
 
Sucking the truth and life and love out of it
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