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Forget about..

Forget about not calling Forget about the lies Forget about not coming ,

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sara

Date:

25 September 2006

Author:

Angie Lopez

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Forget about..

Forget about not calling
Forget about the lies
Forget about not coming
Forget about the cries
Forget about the angriness
Forget about the busy days
Forget about not caring
Forget about the things we say
Forget about it all dad
cuz you're hardly ever there
Even though you lie
I wanna believe you still care
I know you hardly ever come
because you don't live near
but on the holidays
can you at least be here
I wish life wasn't like this
Why did y'all get a divorce
I need both of my parents here
nothing could feel worse
Dad I still love you
no matter what my family says
And dad I still want to tell you
Happy Fathers Day

-Angie Lopez -

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