| See the flashes your mind plays back, made a choice that you can’t take back
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| So when you close your eyes and take your last breath, tell me: is it really
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| better, is it really better?
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| Newborn, left alone by the dumpster
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| 16; |
| now nobody wants her
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| Where’s her father, where’s her mother?
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| Pissed off again, an orphanage
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| These kids are left to wonder:
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| «Do you love me? |
| Why’d you leave me?
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| If you couldn’t raise a baby, why the fuck did you conceive me?!»
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| She lays her head back, daydreaming
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| A couple minutes later, she receives a call from Cece
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| Cece says, «I got a couple grams. |
| If you got a couple dollars, you should hit
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| the spot and meet me.»
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| Now she’s diggin' in the pocket of her jeans, living like an addict in the
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| mindset of a teen
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| She rushes down the street, hops in a black car
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| Coughing up her money for a bag of black tar
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| It’s a shame she never noticed that she stuck it in her arm
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| That the tonic meant to help her was the one doin' the harm
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| And now she’s gone, damn
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| Meet Tammy; |
| she’s a rebel, never listened
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| Her father wants her to excel and be a good Christian
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| All she wants is money, always worried about her image in material things,
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| putting feelings at a distance
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| Another pretty girl caught up in the quicksand, down to sell her body every
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| time she meets a rich man
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| It might be a lack of self-respect, but it’s easy to forget when they make out
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| the check
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| It’s like, every night she sticks out her neck for a watt gold bracelet and a
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| necklace set
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| Now she’s gettin' in her car, drivin' to the hotel, about to make another stack
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| if it all goes well
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| It’s a client that she’s met up with a lot, but when she arrived everything
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| just went a rye
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| They got into a fight, he whipped out a gun and shot her, when she took her
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| last breath, all she thought of was her father
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| Seven in the morning, John is out the front door
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| Jacket full of cash, yet he always wants more
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| With a heart full of sorrow and a face full of greed, running from his problems;
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| chasing only green
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| When he’s home, it’s like he faces his whole life
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| He’s never known love; |
| he don’t like his own wife
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| That’s why he’s havin' sex on the side, always searchin' for a purpose in the
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| depths of the night; |
| it ain’t right
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| It ain’t a way to live; |
| immersed in his work, another business trip
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| So he, packs his bags and he kisses his kids
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| Little do they know he went to meet his trick, it’s an addiction
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| But tonight it’s different, when the feelings start to surface and ignite the
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| friction
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| He produces a gun and doesn’t think of his family, shoots her and himself
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| Her name was Tammy |