In one 일 a life can change
and only 당신 can decide if it is for the better
and although sometimes it might seem strange
당신 relize its up to 당신 to make it better

When 당신 hold that little bundle of joy
당신 must Forget that rotten boy
that left 당신 when 당신 needed him most
to suck the 심장 out of his 다음 host

SO take this wonderful gift 당신 recieved
and teach her not to be decieved
for 당신 사랑 her no matter what
so Shut Shut Shut
the door to her 심장 must go until your ready
to let her go

THis time may be hard for family and 프렌즈
but the wounds in your 심장 will surely mend
and while your time being young seemed so brief
dont lengthen time now with all the grief

She says goodbye and so do 당신
and both of 당신
know that 당신 share a 사랑 thats true

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Never give up 당신 will always make it might be hard but the child that loves 당신 is always worth keeping.

Perhaps the amazing underlying subtext of Juno is that if society treated women better and had 더 많이 respect for their tastes they'd be given better things then what's on the screen to put on a pedestule. Juno has a chair placed throughout in order to make it seem artsy and deep. They never show Juno and her friend being sold Life Saver dots and being told they're acid, which means we also don't get to see how warped and tripped out they pretend they are as a result. Juno is like a school 일 during a blizzard. A deflated football everyone tries to push over the goalline.