Let It Be

Everyone was so against her
The girl who ran barefoot
And twirled in the rain
Who made daisy chains
And didn't mind the bruises
And she was judged
So harshly
But she let it be
And I wish I was that carefree
But when I hear people say things
I say what she say
Let it be
Because their words don't matter to her
She is free
So let it be
And be who you truly are
That's what the girl taught me when she say
Let it be

- August 11, 2017
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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