Lori Meyers

Lori Meyers used to live upstairs
 Our parents had been friends for years
 Almost every afternoon, we'd play forbidden games
 At nine years old, there's no such shame
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 It wasn't recognition of her face what brought me back
 Was a familiar mark as it flashed across the screen
 I bought some magazines
 Some video taped scenes
 Incriminating acts
 I felt that I could save
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 (Who the hell are you to tell me how to live!)
 (You think I sell my body)
 (I merely sell my time)
 (I ain't no Cinderella)
 (I ain't waiting for no prince to save me)
 (In fact, until just now, I was doin' just fine)
 (And on and on)
 (I know what degradation feels like, I felt it on the floor)
 (At the factory where I worked long before)
 (I took control!)
 (Now I answer to me!)
 (The 50K I make this year will go anywhere I please)
 (Where's the problem?)