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death of a dad i never knew
mom called me to say
you overdosed today
in hopes you’d feel no pain
i’m trying just to cope
it is such a crying shame
if it’s real or she’s lying i contemplate
no longer dreams of what could’ve been
morgue contacting me my fathers next of kin
oh god why did the body have to be his
discovering every secret sin festering within
careening up from the dark deep below
with unknown meaning comes a fatal blow between the crossroads and the undertow
do i have the might to know which way i’m supposed to go
what did you become
alone in your tattered tent
my resentment has long since spent
even though all of your sins were not atoned
clutching down at the dirt that you called home
fleeting feelings submerged with no self worth
i just hope in the end it didn’t hurt
where’d it all go wrong
forsaken memories of all the things we didn’t do
now all that’s left for me to take
is the burden of the shame and the blame
that everyone placed on you
suffering mourning and grieving in solitude
the death of the dad i never knew
but always wanted to
you overdosed today
in hopes you’d feel no pain
i’m trying just to cope
it is such a crying shame
if it’s real or she’s lying i contemplate
no longer dreams of what could’ve been
morgue contacting me my fathers next of kin
oh god why did the body have to be his
discovering every secret sin festering within
careening up from the dark deep below
with unknown meaning comes a fatal blow between the crossroads and the undertow
do i have the might to know which way i’m supposed to go
what did you become
alone in your tattered tent
my resentment has long since spent
even though all of your sins were not atoned
clutching down at the dirt that you called home
fleeting feelings submerged with no self worth
i just hope in the end it didn’t hurt
where’d it all go wrong
forsaken memories of all the things we didn’t do
now all that’s left for me to take
is the burden of the shame and the blame
that everyone placed on you
suffering mourning and grieving in solitude
the death of the dad i never knew
but always wanted to
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