Dear Mom & Dad
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Dear Mom & Dad
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What kid could understand this
When your nine years old nothing makes sense
good year, you probably planned it
let him go just when he's fitting in.
Things will be better this way
Don't worry, please don't worry
Stay with your mom on weekdays
I promise, what do you say
No plans for fatherhood,
So forget the wedding you don't need me
No plans for mothers day,
Cause you let me down so just leave me be.
My fault, no need to hide it
I'm overhearing conversations
Hey dad, do you like violence
I remember you had patience
Things will be better this way
Don't worry, please don't worry
Stay with your mom on weekdays
I promise, what do you say
No plans for fatherhood,
So forget the wedding you don't need me
No plans for mothers day,
Cause you let me down so just leave me be. [2x]
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