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She's not there anymore The girl who used to run up and down the streets in a yellow sundress on the hot days of summer But shes not there anymore She grew up to be a wild teenager who met boys at the town carnival on the fourth of July and would leave them with nothing but red lipstick smears She's not there anymore, she grew up to be a mother of five little boys and girls who adored her more than anything, who depended on her and learned from her but she's not there anymore the woman who laughed so loud and spoke so sweet, who cared more than you could ever imagine, whose smile lit up the room She's not there anymore She doesn't remember her grandchilds face or her home address she doesn't remember her first daughters birthday or what she wore only a day before. She's not there anymore she cared so much but now she's just so scared She lives in the body of that girl, but her mind is somewhere else.
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Mar 19, 2015
Mar 19, 2015 at 2:40 AM UTC
shes not there anymore
She's not there anymore The girl who used to run up and down the streets in a yellow sundress on the hot days of summer But shes not there anymore She grew up to be a wild teenager who met boys at the town carnival on the fourth of July and would leave them with nothing but red lipstick smears She's not there anymore, she grew up to be a mother of five little boys and girls who adored her more than anything, who depended on her and learned from her but she's not there anymore the woman who laughed so loud and spoke so sweet, who cared more than you could ever imagine, whose smile lit up the room She's not there anymore She doesn't remember her grandchilds face or her home address she doesn't remember her first daughters birthday or what she wore only a day before. She's not there anymore she cared so much but now she's just so scared She lives in the body of that girl, but her mind is somewhere else.
My grandma is going to die of alzheimers and all I can do is watch
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Mar 19, 2015
Mar 19, 2015 at 2:40 AM UTC
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