Kid, You Should Know
I realized I wasn't a kid no more
at the age of 10.
I started living alone
Not because I had no parents
but because they were never home,
where I am
at the age of 10.
I started living alone
Not because I had no parents
but because they were never home,
where I am
And even when they were home,
time was never taken
to really get to know me
or take care of a child
time was never taken
to really get to know me
or take care of a child
Nevertheless, they were controlling.
Every decision, every action
like a marionnette, certainly not a kid.
Every decision, every action
like a marionnette, certainly not a kid.
But boy you should know,
your future is in your hands
Not in any others.
And keeping a light heart is more forgiving
in the future.
But most importantly,
Live for yourself to live for others.
your future is in your hands
Not in any others.
And keeping a light heart is more forgiving
in the future.
But most importantly,
Live for yourself to live for others.
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