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Where can you even summon the audacity To tell me that lately you have been mad at me For building up a little bit of self worth in my head Am I wrong for no longer wishing I was dead? "I miss the way you used to act,   So nice, I want the old you back" The old me? That self hating ******* Who only was happy on his *** ****** or plastered? You don't know what it's like, you **** fool You've never been afraid of the judgement at school You've never been called ****** ****** or four eyes You've never thought of a compliment as more lies You have no idea how the **** I felt I beat myself, left bruises, welts It was middle school, when I found out new ways Of popping pills in class to get through the days Well I guess now, sure, i'm popular enough But I still have that sickening feeling in my guts The reminder, I was that fat kid that everyone bullied, Don't ever judge me, you don't ******* know me.
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 7:17 PM UTC
You Don't Live Up to Your Name, Grace.
Where can you even summon the audacity To tell me that lately you have been mad at me For building up a little bit of self worth in my head Am I wrong for no longer wishing I was dead? "I miss the way you used to act,   So nice, I want the old you back" The old me? That self hating ******* Who only was happy on his *** ****** or plastered? You don't know what it's like, you **** fool You've never been afraid of the judgement at school You've never been called ****** ****** or four eyes You've never thought of a compliment as more lies You have no idea how the **** I felt I beat myself, left bruises, welts It was middle school, when I found out new ways Of popping pills in class to get through the days Well I guess now, sure, i'm popular enough But I still have that sickening feeling in my guts The reminder, I was that fat kid that everyone bullied, Don't ever judge me, you don't ******* know me.
peyton-smith
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 7:17 PM UTC
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