Childhood
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Childhood
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And now that we have we grown you perceive?
You do not have more friends and know that I will not help
Look at you now
Who is the child crying?
I know I could be wrong, but I'm glad to see you well
But know that our past jagged scar of hate in me
Look at you now
Who is the child crying?
Know that I'd give anything to be able to say
The hurt you caused me to grow
There are times I'd give anything to repay
All you had to destroy me
Look at you now
Who is the child crying?
And it's your fault for being so today I
And it's your fault that I had not been a child
And it's your fault that I like me more
And it's your fault that I have not had childhood
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