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I know you were already used to the pain But to be honest, nobody cares So even if you were hurting Please keep it to yourself No one can be expected to show empathy To someone that is so pathetic I know what you wished for Someone to share the burden Someone to depend on Someone to **** this boredom Someone to die for Lets be real here for a second You worth nothing more than a trash How dare you ask for us to grief When you die what we felt was relief Please stop bothering her She was too good for the likes of you The cheerful girl that brighten our days Isn't for someone like you to chase Stop following her you pathetic We've grown tired of your antics She doesn't like you even for a bit Making her feel uncomfortable is all you did She was just being nice Like she did with everyone How dare you feel so special When she gave you a little attention Back off and die No one cares Back off and die So she can smile
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Oct 17, 2017
Oct 17, 2017 at 10:06 AM UTC
Pathetic
I know you were already used to the pain But to be honest, nobody cares So even if you were hurting Please keep it to yourself No one can be expected to show empathy To someone that is so pathetic I know what you wished for Someone to share the burden Someone to depend on Someone to **** this boredom Someone to die for Lets be real here for a second You worth nothing more than a trash How dare you ask for us to grief When you die what we felt was relief Please stop bothering her She was too good for the likes of you The cheerful girl that brighten our days Isn't for someone like you to chase Stop following her you pathetic We've grown tired of your antics She doesn't like you even for a bit Making her feel uncomfortable is all you did She was just being nice Like she did with everyone How dare you feel so special When she gave you a little attention Back off and die No one cares Back off and die So she can smile
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31/M/Somewhere
Oct 17, 2017
Oct 17, 2017 at 10:06 AM UTC
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