Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Talk To Me, artist - Stephen Lynch. Album song Superhero, in the genre
Date of issue: 13.01.2003
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Stephen Lynch
Song language: English
Talk To Me |
I came down to the breakfast table |
Felt like I could die |
Tried so hard, but wasn’t able |
To look you in the eye |
For I am feeling so much shame |
Yes I have brought disgrace |
Can tell I’ve soiled my good name |
By the look upon your face |
Well it seems last night you caught me spankin' it |
No use denyin' it, I was really crankin' it |
Well dry your eyes, don’t be so sad |
If you could just forgive me, and talk to me dad |
Talk to me, dad |
I didn’t hear you enter, no I didn’t hear the door |
With my hand upon my member and my pants upon the floor |
Now burnt into your brain is an image you despise |
Like blood and guts and starving kids and Stevie Wonder’s eyes |
Well it seems last night you caught me spankin' it |
No use denyin' it, I was really crankin' it |
Well dry your eyes, don’t be so sad |
But I wouldn’t use those tissues; |
they’ve already been had… |
Talk to me, dad |
The look upon your face made my swollen gland diminish |
So I said «could you close the door, I really want to finish.» |
Now daddy, I’m ashamed and I completely understand |
If you never wanna hug again or even shake my hand |
Well it seems last night you caught me spankin' it |
No use denyin' it, I was really crankin' it |
Well dry your eyes, don’t be so sad |
Just because it was your bed, it’s not that bad |
When I was only 17 you told me it was dirty |
So it must be really creepy when you kid is pushing 30 |
But you cannot tell me, dad, you have never had a whack |
At the thing that hangs below your belt and bumps into your sack |
Well it seems last night you caught me spankin' it |
No use denyin' it, I was really crankin' it |
Well dry your eyes, don’t be so sad |
But I wouldn’t use those tissues, they’ve already been… |
Just because it was your bed, it’s not that… |
Oh daddy, daddy, please forgive me, and talk to me, dad |
Talk to me, dad |