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A Lesson Learned
 
  This pain
In my stomach
Wont go away.
I assume
This is punishment
From all
The mistakes I’ve made.
In a world where my actions
Speak louder than words.
In a world where my actions
Speak louder than words
I know more people than ever before.
One lesson I’ve learned from it all.
Fortune and fame are dissted as your friend
Cuz I’m lonlier now than I’ve ever been.
Cuz this pain in my stomach
Won’t go away
I assume this is punishment
For the mistakes I have made
In a world where my actions
Speak louder than words
In a world where my actions
Speak louder than words
I know more people than ever before.
One lesson I’ve learned from it all.
Fortune and fame are dissted as your friend
Cuz I’m lonlier now than I’ve ever been.



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