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“Quiet, Caring, I think she sings? She was in the musical,” Everyone walks around so smug Binding themselves to egocentrism While I sit here A burden Wondering about the F L A V O U R Of confidence No one really knows me Writing me off Reveling in my Embarrassment Just because I don’t Go out, as much Just because I don’t Lift drinks to my lips Just because I don’t Open up to everyone I can’t take it I just want to write a letter To everyone, Saying: “Yes, I’m caring. I’m like a mother to most. Yes, I was in the musical. Ensemble, thank you very much. Yes, I sing. I love to sing; I’m going to college for it. However, I am NOT quiet; My friends would argue that. I’m not anti-social. I just don’t like this corrupt world. And finally, I’m loud. I am LOUD, AND I LOVE IT!”
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May 30, 2013
May 30, 2013 at 1:26 PM UTC
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“Quiet, Caring, I think she sings? She was in the musical,” Everyone walks around so smug Binding themselves to egocentrism While I sit here A burden Wondering about the F L A V O U R Of confidence No one really knows me Writing me off Reveling in my Embarrassment Just because I don’t Go out, as much Just because I don’t Lift drinks to my lips Just because I don’t Open up to everyone I can’t take it I just want to write a letter To everyone, Saying: “Yes, I’m caring. I’m like a mother to most. Yes, I was in the musical. Ensemble, thank you very much. Yes, I sing. I love to sing; I’m going to college for it. However, I am NOT quiet; My friends would argue that. I’m not anti-social. I just don’t like this corrupt world. And finally, I’m loud. I am LOUD, AND I LOVE IT!”
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May 30, 2013
May 30, 2013 at 1:26 PM UTC
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