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Little Rag Doll
Kicking and screaming
Like a dirty little rag doll
She sells the house,
He buys the house,
And I'm dragged thorugh it all
Kicking and screaming
Like a dirty little rag doll
She moves cross-country,
He gets the house,
And I'm dragged around
Kicking and screaming
Like a dirty little rag doll
He gets the house,
With all my memories
And I'm dragged around
Kicking and screaming
Like a dirty little rag doll
Getting tugged by the hand
Dragged around the country
Like a kid's toy,
This kid is living out her life
Making new dreams
While I'm dragged from mine
Kicking and screaming,
Yet still unheard,
Like a dirty little rag doll
Whining and whimpering
Crying out in anguish
Screaming out in pain
Yet still unheard,
Dragged along,
Kicking and screaming,,
Like a dirty little rag doll
I've seen my fair share
Of things gone wrong
Dragged along, listening,
Nothing to say to them
All comments deflected
All opinions diluted
All thoughts and expressions,
Are painted in place.
Everything stands,
As everything was
And nothing else changes
Nothing's made right
I'm dragged through it all
Listening and waiting
For the day I'll be heard
All my protests and comments
Complaints and concerns
When I'll finally be put down
Released from the grip of the child
The day when the tiredness
Combines with exhaustion
When then kicking and screaming
The fighting and hitting
All comes to an end with the thought;
'How futile my effort,
How wasted my breath,
How worn-out and tired I've grown.
I once was quite beautiful,
Polished and new
But now I'm quite tattered
And worn through and through.'
I lay here, in wait
For the day when she stops
The day that she realizes
All that I'm not
All that I was
And all that I am
And then realize
What she's done to my hand
She's pulled and she's tugged,
'Till my poor arm turned blue
And if it breaks free,
I know what I'll do
I'll run, find a new one
All slender and thin,
And find a new child
Who listens within.
A young one who knows,
How to treat young dolls right
And keep thier blue eyes
Shining, polished and bright.
Yes, I wait for that day,
As I've waitied before
But until that day comes,
I'm known now, no more
So until that day comes,
I'm still dragged along,
Kicking and screaming
Like a little rag doll.
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