Broken Me
`Turnin’ the corner when I was five
Where's my dive of a dad?
Love, but Instead
alcohol
He threw me a curveball
My family was shaken
Do you remember
breaking us?
Taking money for yourself
Tearing the house apart
Scattered glass and tin cans
First born
Then shoved aside
What did I ever do to you?
At least give me a clue
Broke my heart before any guy ever could
How many times would
You do this?
Wanting to kickstart
Screaming
And yelling
Do you remember my brother
and I hiding in fear?
But all you needed was
One little beer
Did it feel good
To watch us cry?
Fresh charge after one
You were a rollercoaster of emotions
Rose covered in thorns
Sunny days
with pouring rain
This pain
can never Be changed
The love you never exchanged
Left me craving more
Did it feel good
being at war In a place called home?
Time can roam
But that will never change
what you did to me
Like a shallow sea
But I can’t see the end
A wrecking train
But you
did not win
A new life begins
A world of
Might have beens
“What ifs”
Thrown away
A new ray
Comes a new day
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