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You are angry that I didn’t tell you That I told everybody else I knew You said such horrible things about gays So we have to go our separate ways. You will go back to your church teas And, I will go out with whomever I please. I may end up working the streets Or living with some stranger I meet Because living your rules is as hard As you’re not accepting the will of god; Because this is who he made me. So who has the right to degrade me? While you gripe about me hiding from you Examine all the hateful things you do And the awful things you say every day About my friends, and me who are gay. Did you never consider from day one That you might be talking about your son?
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Sep 27, 2015
Sep 27, 2015 at 7:55 PM UTC
DEAR PARENT
You are angry that I didn’t tell you That I told everybody else I knew You said such horrible things about gays So we have to go our separate ways. You will go back to your church teas And, I will go out with whomever I please. I may end up working the streets Or living with some stranger I meet Because living your rules is as hard As you’re not accepting the will of god; Because this is who he made me. So who has the right to degrade me? While you gripe about me hiding from you Examine all the hateful things you do And the awful things you say every day About my friends, and me who are gay. Did you never consider from day one That you might be talking about your son?
brent-kincaid
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Sep 27, 2015
Sep 27, 2015 at 7:55 PM UTC
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