| I know my enemy and I can’t forget his name
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| Distant memories of a man that just couldn’t change
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| And though i’ve tried to set aside
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| I still carry them today
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| When I look into the mirror I can still see his face
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| Oh lord
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| Don’t want to be like my father
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| I deserved a better man
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| A bigger man to help me down my road
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| I cried a tear for my mother
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| She deserved a better man
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| A stronger man
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| To embrace her soul
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| Ruined by a weaker man
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| A shallow man
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| The one who broke our home
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| Though I was a young boy I can still remember everything
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| All the booze led to fights and abuse
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| And I lived through it every day
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| And though i try
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| To heal inside
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| My heart is just a vault for pain
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| I tried to snuff the candle
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| But i’ve been burnt by the flame
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| It’s too late
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| Don’t want to be like my father
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| I deserved a better man
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| A bigger man to help me down my road
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| I cried a tear for of my mother
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| She deserved a better man
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| A stronger man
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| To embrace her soul
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| Ruined by a weaker man
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| A shallow man
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| The one who broke our home
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| Saw him twenty years later in a store buyin' a jug of wine
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| He said «hey there boy I’m living nearby
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| We could catch up with a joint and share a bottle or two»
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| I said «i'm sorry dad, don’t wanna end up being you… no»
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| Don’t want to be like my father
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| I cried a tear for my mother
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| She deserved a better man
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| A stronger man
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| To embrace her soul
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| Ruined by a weaker man
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| A shallow man
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| The one who broke our home |