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You clipped my wings For years. Subduing me through medications That now I take to help me. You clipped my wings, And for what? To watch a downward spiral Of regret and turmoil, And you'll never be proud of me Unless I turn out just like you. You clipped my wings, But I've grown brand new feathers: I'm flying and I'm soaring. This life I have just proves That your judgment and scorn is boring. You used to clip my wings, But you don't have a hold on me anymore, And I know it's driving you absolutely mad Watching me soar. You used to clip my wings, And I'm so glad that you're not in charge, Because this is my life, And I know that drives you crazy. You used to And still are trying to Clip my wings. But you can't, I won't let you. I'm just who I have to be. You can't clip my wings anymore. It's time to let birds of a feather Flock together.
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Oct 28, 2016
Oct 28, 2016 at 9:18 PM UTC
Birds of a Feather
You clipped my wings For years. Subduing me through medications That now I take to help me. You clipped my wings, And for what? To watch a downward spiral Of regret and turmoil, And you'll never be proud of me Unless I turn out just like you. You clipped my wings, But I've grown brand new feathers: I'm flying and I'm soaring. This life I have just proves That your judgment and scorn is boring. You used to clip my wings, But you don't have a hold on me anymore, And I know it's driving you absolutely mad Watching me soar. You used to clip my wings, And I'm so glad that you're not in charge, Because this is my life, And I know that drives you crazy. You used to And still are trying to Clip my wings. But you can't, I won't let you. I'm just who I have to be. You can't clip my wings anymore. It's time to let birds of a feather Flock together.
Please just stop. (In reference to my father who would rather me become a little him instead of do what I believe is right for me)
LittleBirdWitch
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Oct 28, 2016
Oct 28, 2016 at 9:18 PM UTC
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