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I stare at the fight in the living room Between my mother and me From a distance, Out of my body, I am disconnected because She accuses me of harvesting "Mental problems" while I drunkenly slur Every self loathing thought I've lived with during My short life, wishing it would end And she screams "You have no idea what could have Happened to you tonight, you're lucky no one Took advantage of you" Everything stops and I'm back in my body, Looking at the fight from my point of view, Her scowling face waiting for an answer, "You're wrong." Because I know that risk all too well And she has no Idea
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Aug 19, 2013
Aug 19, 2013 at 8:35 PM UTC
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I stare at the fight in the living room Between my mother and me From a distance, Out of my body, I am disconnected because She accuses me of harvesting "Mental problems" while I drunkenly slur Every self loathing thought I've lived with during My short life, wishing it would end And she screams "You have no idea what could have Happened to you tonight, you're lucky no one Took advantage of you" Everything stops and I'm back in my body, Looking at the fight from my point of view, Her scowling face waiting for an answer, "You're wrong." Because I know that risk all too well And she has no Idea
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Aug 19, 2013
Aug 19, 2013 at 8:35 PM UTC
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