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Fourteen

Fourteen a tender age, Teenage angst the rage, And parents are so stupid Yet fourteen more years go by And oh, my, my! How much it seems they've learned Our diary jokes of old, You can truely be told, Now we wished we'd burned.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2008




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