Darkness to light
As a little girl you sit and think about how great your parents are
This little girl never got her chance to think of her mom as a star
She was given no option but to live in a group home
All the while her mom didn’t care that she’d be alone
Because I love you I’m giving you away
These words stick with her until this very day
In the beginning they were very hard to understand
How could she leave her to deal with that man
Stealing her innocence, leaving her damned
She could never get rid of that sin
Then one day came a mom she could call her own
Because I love you I’m giving you a home
No longer would she have to share her clothes
No longer would she have to sleep in fear
Of waking up with a face full of tears
The nightmares would slowly go away
And she’d see that this mom was here to stay
Because I love you I gave you a new life
One that wouldn’t deprive
You of the things you need to survive
Because I love you I'll always be there
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