A New Rehabilitation
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A New Rehabilitation
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Do not want to go
but it is my right to my
I have to be 15
those days it together
persons to attend
me and still
they think I am not well.
I will be asked
that there is someone who
will understand my
pain of loneliness
I say no
I go they say
yes yes I do
I, I
I hope one day
back to my
home, my friends
think I'm
depression.
I say no
more they try
I admit I
peace and I be alone
beverages not
I come back good are
drinking again.
I say no
I go they say
yes yes I do
I, I
I hope one day
back to my
home, my friends
think I'm
depression.
I say no
more they try
I admit I
peace and I be alone
beverages not
I come back good are
drinking again.
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