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Disappointing Daughter
Disappointing daughter, that’s all you see
In reality, I just need you to be proud of me.
You’ve physically been there, but emotionally, not so much
Everyday our relationship seems more and more out of touch.
My accomplishments are equivalent to the bare minimum,
Nothing I do is ever enough .
I just want to make you proud
Yet something so little, seems so tough
Disappointing father. Is that what you are?
Yet every time I’ve needed you, you’ve never been too far.
You’re here when I need a ride,
and giving me money doesn’t hurt your pride,
But my conflicted feelings still seem to reside
Disappointing daughter, I don’t want to be.
Everyday, I work hard so that you’ll finally see me.
I want the endless laughs, and the pressureless conversations
But they all seem to end in unrealistic expectations
Disappointing daughter, is that really me?
Why can’t you just say that you’re proud of me?
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It's about longing for a better relationship with my father.