Dakota
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Dakota
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I have never been so scared
And sad at the same time
I finally will figure out what life truly means
When it's all been left behind
I did not know what steps to take
After graduating high school
I never knew much of anything
The midwest has blessed me with
Great friends and unforgettable relationships
Still hits my head each and every day
Well if these bones still hold me up, I'm fine
If I feel this cold still buried in my throat
I guess I'll survive
Cause it's sad that time turns it's back on us
Like a wood chipper eating up the lumber
It turns into dust and floats in the air
To prove what we have lost
All of my white shirts have lost their color
But I don't want to go to the store
And spend another dollar
I like the way I dress
As a matter of fact I
I love for who I am
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