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I thought I was over it but still I haven't made it over this, 
me and my outspokenness I can't help it I'm helpless to 
the transition to deliver me from my sinfulness it's why 
I'm overlooked and misunderstood but in Christ no 
matter what it looks like I'm good, to die is gain and no 
matter who I lose in this war it's all worth it, if they only 
knew nothing on this earth can amount to the price I 
been purchased with, this life was meant to offend, 
destroy, & kill the old you so I count it all joy to the ones I 
lost on the way. No matter what I say on what I did or 
what I said, I did it all because no one could ever fill me 
up with that everlasting bread
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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