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Passed down from our Moms & Dads


It's taken a life to meet you A season to leave you I do it again- just to meet you to try to mend all we let defeat you and I again never meant to mislead was looking to settle down could've settle down if I spent more time with you instead of running all over town was it the dope or is that my mask underneath the pain it's where I like to dance cuts you and us right in half others would say we don't look that bad till they see our home how driven insane we are and intensely mad I do it all again to find the peace to attain my sanity when we both have gone insane Don’t stay mad at me no one is here to blame it's just our familiar well-known tragedy passed on to us from our Moms & Dads
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