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Tyler Young
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I didn’t want to stay
You had me thinking there was no way out
You had control of my mind and my friends wanted to save me
Without knowing what you’ve actually done to me
If they’d only known the catastrophe
My pillow soaked tears that will never fall for you again
Now they know but they found out too late
By that time I’d already been raped for nine months straight
I wanted to change
You made me leave my friends and family behind
All the phone calls you forced me to make telling friends not to associate with me
But I just cried and you couldn’t understand
How I couldn’t fall in love with another man
My parents tried to understand but I wouldn’t let them in for fear of beatings
Now they know but they found out too late
By that time I’d already been raped for nine months straight
I decided to change
I was fearing taking my own life
All the memories to date I remember asking why this happened only to me
But picking up the paper and on the news I can see
It’s commonplace in this society
Sex offenders can walk freely
(Lawyer): I was 15 I should have held responsibility
Now I know but I found out too late
By that time I’d already been raped for nine months straight
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Two Year Touqe Missoula, montana
R.I.P. 2003-2009
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