Mother Father

I don’t know where I belong

Preacher tells me to go home

I’m a force to reckon with on my own

Now an orphan all alone

Your love is waiting in the light

I call to you and kiss the breeze

No they won’t know your name

But I know you were everything to me

Mother, Father

Life’s a little harder without you by my side

Mother, Father

The world’s a little colder

Everybody says they care but they haven’t got the time

Scars that lay there in their place

Memory of failed escapes

The turbulence kept me awake

I’m far too numb to be afraid

Mother, Father, they’re afraid to ask me

For fear of the uncomfortable truth

Mother, Father, they are moving faster

But I’m just standing still waiting here to feel you

In the

Saturday rain, Saturday rain, Saturday rain

Fell heavy on me

Saturday rain, Saturday rain

I was calling your name

When I fell to my knees

When I fell to my knees

When I fell to my knees

I was calling your name when I fell to my knees

Now there’s a Holy War

There’s a holy war in me

There’s a holy war in me, there’s a holy war in me