Little Girl

15 Jul 2019 · 3 min

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The piece is a spoken‑word/lyric excerpt in which the speaker addresses a young girl—likely a daughter—expressing deep regret and longing. The narrator reflects on past mistakes, wishes they could start over, and vows to listen more attentively. Repeated pleas to "please give us a call" serve as a metaphorical call for reconnection. The speaker recalls the child's presence as a source of pride and emphasizes lessons learned from loss, ultimately conveying a hopeful desire to find a better way.

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A picture of you is on the wall. Please give us a call. I'm thinking about the past, anything that I could have done. Like anything else in life, we We only learn after the fall. There's nothing that we can't overcome. Please give us a call. If we could start again, I wouldn't tell you what to do. I'd listen to the words you'd say, try to find a better way. Having you in my home, you were the source of all my pride. I remember when you were young, you were always by my side. It's been a lesson for us all. Please give us a call. If we could start again, I wouldn't tell you what to do. I'd listen to the words you You'd say, try to find a better way.