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I was once a singer, a famous rock star Every one loved me, I was so very popular Sang with the best, up there on the stage **** Jagger, The Beatles and even Jimmie Page   I sang in all the big cities, all over the world   I was so happy, being such a star, a popular girl   Making so much money, but I was running amuck   Forgot my friends and family, I didn't give a **** No one else mattered, I was the important one Forgot about my husband, and my dear little son The things that really mattered, I'd lost all sight There were lots of groupies, and parties every night   Lots of ***** men, and the drugs, were never short   If I ever felt bad, some powder I would snort   No one ever told me, that I was doing myself harm   By injecting all that **** into the veins of my arm I'd awake some mornings, feeling a ****** mess But after some drugs, I became again, a Goddess Everybody loved me, I was their favourite daughter I thought the same, thought, I could walk on water   One morning I awoke, all shattered and broke   No alchohol to drink, and no grass for a smoke   All my friends deserted me, left me for dead   Said that I was definately, ****** in the head It was all over, my life of *** drugs and fun My husband had long gone, and took with him my son I had bought it all on myself, of that, there's no doubt Spent a week in hell, just crying  and drying out     I had lost everything, my good looks and my wealth     And I was skin and bone, not a picture of good health     Broken down I was, all drug ****** and spent     Dragged myself outside, to the hospital I went For weeks I was there, in bed on a drip The truth and reality, I wanted to grip Slowly I came good, to God I needed to talk Then two weeks later, I could finally walk     I'm living in a rehab center, at this very time     Please don't worry about me, I'll be just fine     I'm now a faded angel, don't deserve a lot of glory     Just hoping that someone, learns from my sad story
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Jul 19, 2014
Jul 19, 2014 at 9:58 PM UTC
Faded Glory
I was once a singer, a famous rock star Every one loved me, I was so very popular Sang with the best, up there on the stage **** Jagger, The Beatles and even Jimmie Page   I sang in all the big cities, all over the world   I was so happy, being such a star, a popular girl   Making so much money, but I was running amuck   Forgot my friends and family, I didn't give a **** No one else mattered, I was the important one Forgot about my husband, and my dear little son The things that really mattered, I'd lost all sight There were lots of groupies, and parties every night   Lots of ***** men, and the drugs, were never short   If I ever felt bad, some powder I would snort   No one ever told me, that I was doing myself harm   By injecting all that **** into the veins of my arm I'd awake some mornings, feeling a ****** mess But after some drugs, I became again, a Goddess Everybody loved me, I was their favourite daughter I thought the same, thought, I could walk on water   One morning I awoke, all shattered and broke   No alchohol to drink, and no grass for a smoke   All my friends deserted me, left me for dead   Said that I was definately, ****** in the head It was all over, my life of *** drugs and fun My husband had long gone, and took with him my son I had bought it all on myself, of that, there's no doubt Spent a week in hell, just crying  and drying out     I had lost everything, my good looks and my wealth     And I was skin and bone, not a picture of good health     Broken down I was, all drug ****** and spent     Dragged myself outside, to the hospital I went For weeks I was there, in bed on a drip The truth and reality, I wanted to grip Slowly I came good, to God I needed to talk Then two weeks later, I could finally walk     I'm living in a rehab center, at this very time     Please don't worry about me, I'll be just fine     I'm now a faded angel, don't deserve a lot of glory     Just hoping that someone, learns from my sad story
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Jul 19, 2014
Jul 19, 2014 at 9:58 PM UTC
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