Wouldn't you Want to Be a Child
A child, so gentle and meek
Unadulterated by the lust and hate of the adult world?
Wouldn't you want to be a child?
Without prejudice and thoughts society tells us to think?
Wouldn't you want to be a child?
No standards to adhere, no burden to hold.
Wouldn't you want to be a child?
Where your wonder has not yet run out
And your thoughts still run wild?
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My name is Franchessca, but you can just call me Fram, or Franny, or Frankie. It doesn't really matter I'm bad at making decisions
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