I remember from the time I was born. I was afraid you\'d let me die like dried up corn.
I did everything for you because of your health. Even though I loved you, you kicked me as I fell.
Thanks to you, I cover my scars. As your daughter, I know this shouldn\'t be who you are.
When you see me cry, you hear my broken heart pray. What a mother could change, and a father could stay.
Seeing my world, I see no good fate. So before you let me die, why would a mother hate?
And my father, he never came around. Every night when he left, I prepared for people to put my body in the ground.
Crying in the dark, I wanted to die. If you wouldn\'t, I\'d be the one to end my life.
Thanks to you both, I hate myself. I put my makeup on, and my heart on the shelf.
When you see me cry, you hear my broken heart pray. That a mother could change, and a father could stay.
Seeing my world, I see no good fate. So, before you leave me to die, why would a father hate?