| I’m infected… I’m infected…
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| By your genetics.
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| Shilo, I’m the doctor.
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| Shilo, I’m your father.
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| Shilo, that was close.
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| Take your medicine.
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| I’m infected by your genetics.
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| Shilo, you’re my patient.
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| Shilo, be more patient.
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| You have limitations.
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| Don’t go chasing flies.
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| I must be protective.
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| You cannot be reckless
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| That’s what is expected
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| When you are infected.
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| I’m infected by your genetics.
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| I’m infected by your genetics,
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| And I don’t think that I can be fixed.
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| No, I don’t think that I can be fixed.
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| Tel me why, oh why, are my genetics such a bitch?
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| It’s this blood condition!
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| Damn this blood condition!
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| Mother, can you hear me?
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| Thanks for the disease!
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| Now I am sequestered.
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| Part of the collection.
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| That’s what is expected
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| When you are infected.
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| That’s what is expected
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| When you are infected.
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| That’s what is expected
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| When you are infected.
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| How much of it’s genetics?
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| How much of it is fate?
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| How much of it depends on the choices that we make?
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| He says I have her eyes,
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| Do I also inherit his shame?
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| Is heredity the culprit?
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| Can I stop it? |
| Or am I a slave?
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| I’m infected by your genetics.
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| I’m infected by your genetics.
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| What hope has a girl who is sick?
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| Why dream of a life past this fence?
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| It really makes no difference,
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| 'Cause I know that I’ll never be fixed
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| Tell me why, oh why, are my genetics such a bitch!
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| But oh, I want to go outside, outside…
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| But oh, I want to go outside, outside… |