A Letter To My Mom
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A Letter To My Mom
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I said to my mom
For this words rotting in my head
Please forgive me for who I am
Sitting on the blood floor
Gathering all this memories
Trying, oh God! With this last breath!
Through it in my dirty hands
The words are falling down
In every pain I feel taking the blood
Out
Mother, please forgive me
I don't know, what I'm saying
Oh, I can't never pray
Every pain I feel, for the hurts that I
Take
Throw me straight into the light
My heart is breaking
Sorry for my life, I regret my birth
Wasted all of my chances
Anyway
Yeah!
Mother, please forgive me
I'm falling down
Passed away
Mother, please forgive me
My body is cold
With this last breath
I've got to say
Mother, please forgive me
She don't know that I've died
I've died!
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