Those Three Little Words
Dear Daddy,
"I love you"
You say those three little words quite often
What do they mean to you?
Beacuse to me their meaning is a little broken
When you and Mommy got divorced I hardly saw you
You would say, "Sorry I didn't call, there's no service on the train!"
And when you finally called back,
All you would do was complain
You would tell me that you miss me
You would promise me saying "I'll come this time"
My flute recital, my school plays
Where were you Daddy? What's the excuse this time?
"I love you" you remind me
But I don't believe you
As for your excuses, they seem
Pathetic at this point, sorry but it's true
I hope you know that I'm done for real now
For 16 years I've hid from the truth
I'm tired, Daddy, of being let down.
I'm tired of those three words, "I love you"
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