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Daddy's Little Girl (version 1)


Childhood screams of an echoed past- Tears like the rain that covered your lies. Never there, never in joy. The memories of him, hidden, not forsaken. The weekends like christmas, two days a week he was there for me, daddys little girl- the rest spent in lonely-- isolation is a choice, the years that were spent, in separation, in desolation- the tears, the pain that withered your little girl away finally you care- a little too late. She grew too strong, she grew- out of your reach, you're a joy no longer welcome, daddy's little girl, not anymore. Your words no longer hurt- your disappointment has no meaning. You lost your chance, irony at it's finest! memories in tatters, her heart, your heart, now both shattered, what can you do now, you presence is not wanted- you lost her- daddy's little girl.
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