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Drought

I was never Momma's little angel Or Daddy's little girl I was always the one Whose hair would never curl Never very beautiful, never very smart But always wishing for something better Somewhere in my heart Different person, different place Leave my fears behind, my past erased Leave this place of solitude, leave this place of doubt Healing rain fall from the skies And heal my heart's eternal drought
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kayla-jennings
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May 3, 2012
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