A Year In Review
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A Year In Review
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I learned a lot this year
Confrontation is something I no longer fear
I’m sick of spilling my guts out on this page
So I’ll say it right now to your face
I won’t hold back from saying things I want to
I can’t, I can’t let it build up inside
I won’t hold back saying things I need to
I’ve held this in for so long and wasted time
I won’t hold back from saying things like
I love you, I hate you, or I wish that you were mine
I love you, I hate you, or I wish that you would die
And although these things should be weighing down on me
I’m still the happiest I’ll ever be
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