Ryan Phillipe
“He’s bipolar,” His ex-wife said,
“And a bad role model to the kids”
He needs to start thinking with his head,
It’s starting to really hurt the kids
He’s not eighteen anymore,
But he keeps acting like he is,
The behavior’s getting hard to ignore
It’s starting to really hurt the kids
Deacon, eleven, and Ava, fifteen,
They’re starting to see the truth of the world,
It’s scarring them, it’s so unclean
It’s starting to really hurt the kids
Their father, in his flamboyant ways,
Doesn’t care what his kids see
He needs to wake up from this playboy daze
It’s starting to really hurt the kids
Their mother, Reese, cares a lot more,
But there’s not a lot she can do
Split Custody has to be accounted for
But, it’s starting to really hurt the kids
How this will turn out, nobody knows,
But it’s time for the dad to finally grow up,
This problem needs to go away as easily as it arose,
‘Cause it’s really starting to really hurt the kids
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