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Jun 2012
Daddy

I have grown up too fast
Without you guiding my past
This prolonged façade has ran on its rampage too long
And will rest its weary legs when mockingbirds stop singing their songs.
Unless we do something to stop the shadowy overtaking,
The tricks of time will become heart breaking.
How could I grow up without you by my side?
From this issue, we cannot hide.
From here and now, to be forever more
You’ll realize what I have in store.
You, the one who taught me to be truthful and brave
Courageous and caring, with a skills of which to rave
Will reunite yourself with me.
Put yourself where you ought to be.
Written by
A Burnell
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