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Stubborn Kid

You were raised with a very high standard

It meant nothing to you, you just wanted to be hard

 

I remember your parents were very strict

For some reason, you just loved the street

 

They taught you good morals

You didn't care, you had your own role models

 

They were consistent in teaching you good values

You refused and lived by your own rules

 

They showed you to live upright

Clearly, you chose your own path

 

Now, you look back and regret it all

You wishing you didn't neglect the love!

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Written by
Gods1son
26 / M / Canada
Published
Sep 18, 2018
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#stubborn#disobedient#regret
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