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You said you saved me That you got the worst of the childhood Because YOU chose to drink And get into all of that stuff I won't touch All you did was break me As for me and my childhood I just want to forget it Because you took it from me You just don't see it You were not the one Whose brother was taken away Whose brother is killing himself Whose brother tore apart his own mother And left you to put her back together You were never the one Who paid for your mistakes You don't deserve to be angry We do You ***** us of our childhood You took everyone away You made mom scream and cry I was only eight Do you know I can't sleep Do you know I have this Constant fear of waking up And hearing you're dead I don't think you do You think of no one but you They tell me Never to do what you did Because it will leave me Dried out and scarred But what they can't see is It already has Even without one sip
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Nov 17, 2013
Nov 17, 2013 at 1:23 AM UTC
Intervention (A Hard Truth)
You said you saved me That you got the worst of the childhood Because YOU chose to drink And get into all of that stuff I won't touch All you did was break me As for me and my childhood I just want to forget it Because you took it from me You just don't see it You were not the one Whose brother was taken away Whose brother is killing himself Whose brother tore apart his own mother And left you to put her back together You were never the one Who paid for your mistakes You don't deserve to be angry We do You ***** us of our childhood You took everyone away You made mom scream and cry I was only eight Do you know I can't sleep Do you know I have this Constant fear of waking up And hearing you're dead I don't think you do You think of no one but you They tell me Never to do what you did Because it will leave me Dried out and scarred But what they can't see is It already has Even without one sip
katelyn-g
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Nov 17, 2013
Nov 17, 2013 at 1:23 AM UTC
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