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May 2015
Lumpy Lora was never known
She went through the halls unseen
Because the name brand items, she didn't own
Everyone she met was mean

Fast forward, it's junior year
Lumpy Lora is no more
All the weight she used to fear,
the dorky glasses and acne traded in for

Skinny jeans and crop tops
Micheal Kors and BB Cream
She soon began to pop
Lora became everyone's dream

The popular girls became her "family"
She drove boys crazy
Parties and alcohol became her melody
Everything began to get hazy

Boys wanted in quicker
Pushing for late night fun
When she would say no, they became hastier
They'd whisper, "It's just a good time, ***."

Pills began to be the new game
Late nights in prison cells
People would gawk at her new fame
But at night, her tears would fill wells

Lora didn't want the glam
But simply wanted to know when
She could end the nightmare with a slam
And just become Lumpy Lora again
Written by
Mary Wagner
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   Cecil Miller
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