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Hanged a Teddy Bear

Child so young,
so delicate
Child runs and plays,
loves not hates

Little baby girl
Her name is Hailey,little baby
she was gentle and she didn't like pain
no pain

(hanged a teddy bear)

watching her cartoons
Evil came in, chills down her spin
She was so young and unaware
That this evil was evil to her

he came in
he came in through the door
Black paint

Black paint all over is unworthy hands
Disgusting, sickening
What The Fuck you Doing?


She was scared she was unaware
Child was so young, so unaware
Unaware that he left her there to hurt
All by herself he said not to tell

Secret, or he'll do it again
She sat there crieing
Evil had left the room

He came in
he came in through the door
Black paint...she was covered in his...

Black Paint

Hanged a teddy bear!
Hanged a Teddy Bear!
Hanged a Teddy Bear!!

Black Paint
It Hanged The Teddy Bear!!!

Author notes

ugh this sucked, it was an atempt to write a song kinda thing and i used your contest as my expieriment, sorry if its not good

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Comments


  • Luna Tique Fringe
    May 23, 2008

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    A little awkward and choppy...but according to your author notes, you didn't like it either. You didn't care enough to fix it up, why should I?


  • DeepinRage
    May 9, 2008

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    I can help you write songs if you ever do need help...but this is frickin' awesome...scary and chilling! Not bad for a first time song!!!


  • The Cube
    May 5, 2008

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    This was good. It's a good tie between life and the picture's description. A little off from what I wanted but I did like it.


  • iamlost gold member
    April 30, 2008

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    Wow, this is pretty deep and scary. I like the darkness in this, especially contrasted to the light of a child. Wonderful, I like it.