Mommy Issues
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Mommy Issues
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One day I'll grow up and tell you the things I would dream
Maybe you'd listen if I didn't scream everything
Maybe I'd live
Maybe I'd die
I'm sorry for yelling I just cannot talk when I cry
There was a time when I was young
I didn't cry I just had fun then you swept me off my feet
Anxiety
And you say and watched me weep away my dreams
If I went out today
Maybe I'd live
And if I didn't stay
Maybe I'd die
These tears are all alone in a battle zone
And I'm crying on
And if I didn't stay
I'm sorry for yelling I just cannot talk when I cry
The carpet in my room
The floor soaks up my screams as I am left alone
And I'm trying my best to break through
If I went out today
Maybe I'd live
Maybe I'd die
I'm sorry for yelling i just cannot talk when I cry
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