Words I Never Said By Lupe Fiasco

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I value honesty in life. From my past story I can say I have witnessed the destruction that lies and unspoken words can cause. As a matter of fact, a song called Words I Never Said by Lupe Fiasco the intro and hook says “It’s so loud inside my head, with the words that I should’ve said. As I drown in my regrets. I can’t take back the words I never said.” I feel that I can relate to this song, because my mind often will get filled with so many thoughts all at once. It feels like you’re standing inside Grand Central Station. Another one of values is family, I honestly can’t stand going to family gatherings and one set of cousins only talking to each other and another set is off somewhere else in the house. There is no unity, within the younger

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