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I am here to write these simple words to let you know I've tried. But your daughter who cut her wrists so deep is broken now she died Blood kept slipping out as she wanted to slip free But don't worry now I have the answer To why she fought to be free She said her basterd father and wore mother Made her feel like **** She stade up one night and lost her fight with a smile  on her face She cut her wrists in painful bliss I  am the doctrine that she wrote to her friend and family She told me to let you know She hopes you rot and die You tuck away her smile and broke her shattered heart so go to hell and I would say I wish you well but that would be a lie
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Apr 26, 2015
Apr 26, 2015 at 9:26 PM UTC
doctrine of death
I am here to write these simple words to let you know I've tried. But your daughter who cut her wrists so deep is broken now she died Blood kept slipping out as she wanted to slip free But don't worry now I have the answer To why she fought to be free She said her basterd father and wore mother Made her feel like **** She stade up one night and lost her fight with a smile  on her face She cut her wrists in painful bliss I  am the doctrine that she wrote to her friend and family She told me to let you know She hopes you rot and die You tuck away her smile and broke her shattered heart so go to hell and I would say I wish you well but that would be a lie
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Apr 26, 2015
Apr 26, 2015 at 9:26 PM UTC
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