Acid rain



"I don't want to feel no pain, tears falling like acid rain. Heart dropped to the floor, don't want to do this any more. The loss of you is so severe, living the life of my only fear, how will I make it through, when the only one I needed was you. I don't want to feel no pain, tears falling like acid rain. Heart dropped to the floor. Don't want to do this any more. The best man I ever had, the pleasure of calling you my dad. Why'd you have to go so soon, your heart bigger than the moon. I don't want to feel no pain. Tears they fall like acid rain. My heart dropped to floor. And daddy I can't do this anymore. My heart hurts like hell, I wished that you'd get well. It didn't happen as I'd hoped it would, I'd bring you back if I could. I don't want to feel no pain. Tears falling like acid rain. Heart dropped to the floor. I don't want to do this any more."- Eva Joy Blevins.
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Eva Joy Blevins

Eva Blevins was born to Victoria Kathleen Weehunt and Glenn Weldon Jennings Jr. On June 27, 1988 in Paramount California. The youngest of 14 children, Eva often found herself singing or writing to clear her mind of any feelings. Poetry helped her conquer fears of tests, depression, anxiety, and even the joys and sadness of love. Eva is a mother of two children Kai Weldon Jennings and Lyric Fame Blevins of whom are her world. more…

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