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Raised by my father I was knee high to a grasshopper My brothers and sister and I had Many Nannies and Babysitters When I turned sixteen I applied for my drivers permit The paperwork returned Wrong date of birth It had to be a mistake Crazy right  everyone knows their own birthdate I Requested my birth certificate Come to find out My birthday is 13 days later I felt lost in the shuffle Forgotten hurt Of course leave it to One brother to call every year On my fake birthday Laughing happy fake birthday the irony I was my father’s favorite Charmin Carmen
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Mar 16, 2018
Mar 16, 2018 at 5:20 AM UTC
Fake birthday
Raised by my father I was knee high to a grasshopper My brothers and sister and I had Many Nannies and Babysitters When I turned sixteen I applied for my drivers permit The paperwork returned Wrong date of birth It had to be a mistake Crazy right  everyone knows their own birthdate I Requested my birth certificate Come to find out My birthday is 13 days later I felt lost in the shuffle Forgotten hurt Of course leave it to One brother to call every year On my fake birthday Laughing happy fake birthday the irony I was my father’s favorite Charmin Carmen
Well at least he calls right in a day when families drift apart
cj-sutherland
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Mar 16, 2018
Mar 16, 2018 at 5:20 AM UTC
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