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Created on: March 03, 2010
My lonliness is a secret I carry inside,
I want to pull the covers over my head and hide.
My lonliness is attached from inside my soul,
I want to runaway, be free and go.
My lonliness makes me, oh so sad,
People seem to always treat me real bad.
I get ignored, laughed at and teased,
People are the one thing I can not please.
My lonliness is like a cut on my hand,
I cover it up the best that I can.
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