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We are not the same
There was a picture of my mother and me
 Above the wall in my room
 She crawls into my dreams and sings me to sleep
 Leaving me at peace
 Her face is a blur
 And I imagine the other components of her 
 She inst a part of the world that I build
 Where we can be together and sit
 Talking about dreams and what’s important to me
 She cant see what I see
 A part of her face isn’t in the frame 
 So I lay down and wait
 Hoping for another day
 Where she hold my hand and say
 That I’m the daughter she made
 And she appreciate everything that I say 
 Even those foolish dreams that I create 
 But I look at her face and I can see a trace 
 Of a part of her that doesn’t care what I say

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