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Created on: February 25, 2009
if I dont think of it
doesnt mean I lack care
it means that is a thought
I simply can't bare
To think of how you took my son
and ran for hills
unable to make it here
to pay your bills
No thought to anyone
only about you
things spiraled out of control
not knowing what to do
your such a coward
geez be a man
do your job
and know I can
fight with all the hate
you insistantly gave
you drowned me
rather then save
disillusioned
is your sight
thinking your a man of integrity
and one of great might
ha I say to that
its a bunch of bull
I've had your cup of crap
and now I'm full
but my son
will always be mine
I love him to
and you will find
just paying support
is not all I want
bringing him home
being the final jaunt
as we flee from your home
for it's one of cowardly shame
remember me jerk
remember I no longer take your name
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