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You are a child playing dress-up Wearing clothes too big for you You think acting like a grown-up Will make you grown-up too You talk the talk, walk the walk Fooling all people you know They may believe you, I know better I can see its a show Living 100 feet from your mother Doesn't make you mature You said I let my parents control my life But your whole world revolves around her You might have a fancy car But your daddy gifted the key Sorry I do not have a vehicle I don't get expensive presents handed to me Time turned you into a self-righteous asshold Your behavior making me sick I have to be honest, since you moved back home You have been a pretentious ****
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Jun 9, 2018
Jun 9, 2018 at 2:58 AM UTC
Act Of (Im)maturity
You are a child playing dress-up Wearing clothes too big for you You think acting like a grown-up Will make you grown-up too You talk the talk, walk the walk Fooling all people you know They may believe you, I know better I can see its a show Living 100 feet from your mother Doesn't make you mature You said I let my parents control my life But your whole world revolves around her You might have a fancy car But your daddy gifted the key Sorry I do not have a vehicle I don't get expensive presents handed to me Time turned you into a self-righteous asshold Your behavior making me sick I have to be honest, since you moved back home You have been a pretentious ****
AmandaKayBurke
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30/F/Alaska
Jun 9, 2018
Jun 9, 2018 at 2:58 AM UTC
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