For the Love of a Daughter
One day we’re fine
The next is a war
The inconsistency kills me
I asked you to change
And you promised you would
A constant revolving circle
What is a lie?
What is the truth?
Do you even care anymore?
I thought I knew you
But clearly I don’t
And I guess I never will
I wish you were here
Holding my hand
Like things used to be
But now you’re gone
Not exactly for good
But gone from my heart
I asked for one thing
For you to try
And to care enough to try
But all that matters
Is yourself and the snake
Under which the covers you lie
I tried to fix things
I promise I did
But the effort was only one sided
I wanted to fix it
I wanted to try
But I lost all hope that I had
Will I regret it?
Will I miss it?
The world may never know
You put me through so much pain
And hurt me every day
The screaming crying torment that I suffered day by day
How could you lie
And treat us like this
When all you ever got was love
It all started back
In the years that passed
When the clouds crossed our sun
Things were raw
And hearts were broken
Once your conscience disappeared
All you bring is misery
So I block out the pain
And anytime you push my way I don’t know what to say
I wish you had changed
Or that things would have gotten better
Just the simple idea of forgiveness
But no, you never did anything
Or cared enough to try
Even for the love of a daughter
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