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Drug Free

Why I was able to conquer my feelings I stepped out of my shoes I saw who I'd become when I was with her I saw the bloody blades on the table, And the nervous panic attacks at night I saw my spirited self morph Into a depressed, bipolar  girl, Who's struggle was to keep her alive To remind her she was worth it And all the while, the happiness drained out Leaving a pale, empty shell She made me become just like her And I refuse to live my life that way She was addicting, I was obsessed But each day I saw her  I deteriorated She was a pill, but now I'm drug free
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