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Growing Up

from Death by Doritos by qwerty

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lyrics

Spent my life trying to be someone you were proud of
Somewhere in between there, I grew up
Learned that your approval was not something I could have
Decided I would try my best to love myself

When I see you in the mirror I want to punch the glass
I don’t want to have your nose and your eyes
Your internalized misogyny’s affected me

When I hate you the most, I remember us at Rural King
You’d hold my hand in the parking lot, stop at the popcorn machine
My good memories kind of stop there, it’s really sad
I’ll never be daddy’s little girl ever again

When I see you in the mirror I want to punch the glass
I don’t want to have your nose and your eyes
Your internalized misogyny’s affected me
and how I see myself and other girls
I’m not a slut and nor is she
and even if I was, that’s okay too
I can’t take your shitty point of view

'Cause now I’m older
I still feel the weight of the toxic masculinity flowing through your veins
I promise you you’re not gonna pray my gay away
One day I’ll forgive you, but today’s not that day

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from Death by Doritos, track released December 2, 2022
Written by Tess Fulkerson and Seamus Coyle

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