Home Sweet Home
Strange house
down the block
more like a war zone
than a home
by night
there’s yelling and screaming
parents talking about each other’s
death
like it’s a celebration
why do you
hold so much pain
and injustice
the poor girl
wishing she was out of this
hell hole
light are always on
followed by howling
as the father walks in
poor child you can live with me
you no longer have to be
a hostage in this cell
the problems is
poor child
I am you
that strange house
is my jail of horror
so poor child let’s sob together
in memory of this
painful disaster
and rejoice when it’s destroyed
no longer a strange house
but now a distant memory
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