A Part
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A Part
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Wishing I was born another
Year or two it could be worse
Heard she was a teenage mother
Told it was a painful birth
Somewhere in the hills of Pittsburgh
There’s a kid who looks like me
Sleeping softly with his mother
Wonder if she thinks of me
I was a part from her
I was a part from her
I was a part from her
But I am a part of her
There’s a sparrow at my window
I was not an orphan long
I’m not saying that I hate you
I just wonder where we all went wrong
I was a part from her
I was a part from her
I was a part from her
But I am a part of her
Oh I was a part from her
I was a part from her
I was a part from her
But I am a part of her
I am a part of her
I am a part of her
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