Regrets
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Regrets
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Father, can you hear me? Now I know that you were right!
I gave you a hard time - didn't want to hear your frights.
Now I'm sitting here - on death row
A fool and his pride - my soul will go
I was just a sucker who pulled a gun
Wasted the motherfucker - I was dumb
I realize now - I'm standing alone
It's too late now!
Father, can you forgive me? - I wanna be your little boy again.
If I had a last chance - I would hear you out now and then
Why is it taking this long?
All my regrets - I was wrong
I'm looking through the bars - Soon I'm gone
Why have I lost my mind? - what have I done?
Please don't forget me father - I'm still your son
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