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There was a girl...


There is a girl In the front of my class
Who I swear I've never seen
do anything but laugh.

She's tall and she's smart,
Beautiful and strong,
And when someone else is down
She tries to fix what is wrong.



Now there is a girl In the front of my class
Who's so sad
that you find it rare
To see her smile or laugh.

Her friends tells her jokes ,
Like that one with the guy....
But all she does is close her eyes
And enter her mind.





Yesterday there was a girl In the front of my class 
Who took a breath that was to be her last...


....
 She wrote a few notes
Saying I'm sorry I didn't say,

But my mind was messed up, 
You couldn't save me anyway... 

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