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7 Years Old On The Day I Wore Your Dress

from Climbing Mt. Zion (Zowies Journey) by Isabella James

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I'll never be a daughter,
But I'm tired of being my fathers son,
Maybe I should try being nothing,
But that doesn't sound very fun.

Because If it's about getting what I want,
Then I wouldn't know what to say,
But I know I want something I can feel it inside me,
I've wanted this thing every fucking day since I was.

7 years old on the day I wore your dress,
Trying to convince myself I was a man just under stress,
But I was never a salesman that was just a dream,
And those thoughts stuck with me till the age of fourteen.

When I put a rope around my neck,
And all the things I'd find,
In my mouth till my body,
Would just die.

But I could never tell you,
How I felt that day,
People allready told you,
That I might be gay.

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from Climbing Mt. Zion (Zowies Journey), released February 15, 2020

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