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Wherever were you when time begun |
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And where the hell were you when i was young |
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Well i bet you were out drinkin' at the bar |
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While mom was givin' birth to me in the car |
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There once was a time when i was in need |
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But i think you were out sniffin' speed |
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And i bet now that you're old and weak |
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You wish you had your son to speak |
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The memories of you are so far |
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I've bottled them all up in a jar |
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So that one may see your wasteful time |
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Yet never contract your piece of mind |
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I don't think you'll ever understand |
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How much you were in demand |
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Strangely enough, i love you |
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And i don't think you'll ever understand |
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How much you were in demand |
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If you knew and couldn't tell |
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I hope you burn in hell |
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Wherever were you when time begun |
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And were the hell were you when i was young |
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I can almost imagine those days with you |
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Playin' baseball and shootin' some hoop |
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I can almost picture the way you looked |
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As i remember the time you read my book |
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A time when i never missed you |
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The time when i had much trust in you |
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But as i clear my hazy eyes |
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Remember all your bullshit lies |
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And how you walked all over mom |
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And now you're gone |
