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Dead To Me


Fuck you

You’re dead to me

Stay away

You’re dead to me

I hate you

You’re dead to me

You’ll never be

A father to me

 

Fuck you you’re dead to me

You’ll never be a father to me

They preach and teach

But you are always out of reach

I spent so many sleepless nights crying to you

They were met with nothing but Im still supposed to obey you

Now even if you were real I’d never want to be near you

I fucking hate you

They fear you but they fear nothing

It’s time they learned to put their faith in something

Nothing about you is what they said

I’m starting to believe it when they say you are dead

If there is a heaven I wouldn’t want to go

Cause that myth sounds like a shit show

Go ahead and kill me it’ll only prove me right

Cause I spent my life fighting your fight

 

Fuck you

You’re dead to me

Stay away

You’re dead to me

I hate you

You’re dead to me

You’ll never be

A father to me

 

Where did you go

Why did you leave me all alone

Where were you the day I died

It’s like you never even tried

When I was alone and thought no one loved me

I thought I had you right behind me

Then I turned around cause I needed some help

But you abandoned me like a sick whelp

You abandoned your son

And for that we’re done

No one should go through what I been to

Cause that shits worse than any hell created by you

So from now on

I’m not your son

Face the music

Your worse than human

 

Fuck you

You’re dead to me

Stay away

You’re dead to me

I hate you

You’re dead to me

You’ll never be

A father to me

 

Fuck you

You’re dead to me

Stay away

You’re dead to me

I hate you

You’re dead to me

You’ll never be

A father to me

 
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