Let it burn, let it burn, gotta let it burn...
Woo Woo, you know that's right.
So I'm here listening to Usher's - Let It Burn and the more I listen to this song the more I realize that people really do have to let it burn in order to get over things.
Now, I don't have anything to get over but I'm sitting here thinking of all the bad things that have happened in life where I've never "let it burn." Maybe I can still let it burn now? I dunno, but it makes you think sometimes. Sometimes you just want to run into those people you were involved with and be like "check me out now" and throw some salt in their wounds, booyow.
I'm so fucking random today and I don't want to do shit. I don't even want to go to class and I'm catching a serious case of senioritis and it's not good, no good!
Oh and I'd just like to say that cutiepatootie is 35 so she would have been born in 1968 or 1969. But she said that she was a child that grew up in the sixties and seventies? Uh, dummy, you were born in the late sixties and from the way you post on GC I just can't see you having the mental capacity to actually understand the effects of drugs on your "step-siblings." Oh, but dressing well means that kids won't use drugs. I feel sorry for her son in a way man because he's going to be sheltered and I've seen sheltered kids hit drugs and alcohol the hardest, but what can you do? Oh, I know, LET IT BURN!
So I'm here listening to Usher's - Let It Burn and the more I listen to this song the more I realize that people really do have to let it burn in order to get over things.
Now, I don't have anything to get over but I'm sitting here thinking of all the bad things that have happened in life where I've never "let it burn." Maybe I can still let it burn now? I dunno, but it makes you think sometimes. Sometimes you just want to run into those people you were involved with and be like "check me out now" and throw some salt in their wounds, booyow.
I'm so fucking random today and I don't want to do shit. I don't even want to go to class and I'm catching a serious case of senioritis and it's not good, no good!
Oh and I'd just like to say that cutiepatootie is 35 so she would have been born in 1968 or 1969. But she said that she was a child that grew up in the sixties and seventies? Uh, dummy, you were born in the late sixties and from the way you post on GC I just can't see you having the mental capacity to actually understand the effects of drugs on your "step-siblings." Oh, but dressing well means that kids won't use drugs. I feel sorry for her son in a way man because he's going to be sheltered and I've seen sheltered kids hit drugs and alcohol the hardest, but what can you do? Oh, I know, LET IT BURN!