The Caf'
The caf'
Oh, the caf'
It's like the barbershop
Free to be me
Free to express myself
Let loose
In the caf' there's no need to be serious
No need to worry about nothin' 'cuz I'm in the caf'
I'm not the editor of the newspaper
(In the caf')
Nor am I the smart girl
(In the caf')
Everyday is a new experience
And I feel myself growing each day
(In the caf')
I'm learning responsibility
(In the caf')
I'm learning how to love myself
(In the caf')
The caf' is a humbling place
The caf' has become my newfound sanctuary
I just sit back and listen to what people gotta say
Every now and again, I may even come back with a smart, little quip
But I am beginning to understand that the more time I spend in the caf'
The more I feel my world slipping away
I just wanted to help out
Prove a lil somethin' to the ones on top
Prove to my peers that I am selfless and appreciative
Instead I found a place where people dwell
A place that to some may feel like home
I've been wanting a place that I could call home for so long now
A place that makes me feel comfortable
A place no one knows
I came in an outcast
A stowaway
An outcast I still am
But with each passing day that is spent in the caf'
I find that I am shedding away the little pieces of snake skin that seem to flake and tear
I needed this place
For you and for me
It was never about hours
Never about you
I did this for me
Now I can't seem to stop helping
I never needed friends
And I still don't
But it almost feels like a family when I am in the caf'
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