Cashier

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She was a cashier,
With nothing to her name.
She had a few bucks,
And a suitcase.

She went and told her mom,
She's moving to the city.
She kissed her dad goodbye,
And went crazy.

He was a no good,
Down and dirty man.
Broke a few hearts,
He was quicksand.

They said stay away,
But she liked the game.
He never played fair,
And now she's hardly sane.

She was destined,
For a some tragedy.
Just not sure if,
This was justice.

To die of heartache,
To hold so much pain.
When the dagger still,
Got away.

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