I thought I knew you, my own daughter, you said
But you didn't- you don't know me at all.
I'm an alien in my own house, and
You are just like everyone else-
Afraid of my difference- you hate it.
I'm concerned about what society will think
I don't care, neither should you.
Afraid of my difference- you try to **** it.
I thought I knew you, my own daughter, you said
But you don't- you never did.
Feb 18, 2012
Feb 18, 2012 at 7:59 PM UTC
I thought I knew you, my own daughter, you said
But you didn't- you don't know me at all.
I'm an alien in my own house, and
You are just like everyone else-
Afraid of my difference- you hate it.
I'm concerned about what society will think
I don't care, neither should you.
Afraid of my difference- you try to **** it.
I thought I knew you, my own daughter, you said
But you don't- you never did.
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