I remember when he was three
Left the faucet on in the trailer and flooded the whole shebang
It wasn’t his fault
Nobody, but nobody should blame him
Too many cigarettes
Too little sleep
I lock myself in the bathroom and cry, cry, cry
It hurts so bad
It hurts so bad that I’m breathless
My guts are pulled in tight
The shame of it all burns, I swear
You can’t jump in, said the second grade teacher
You can’t jump in
She was going to be a lawyer
She was going to have twins
She was going to get a convertible so her nappy drеads could blow
You can’t jump in
She would gently rock her hеad against the back of her chair
While she watched horror films
She got good grades, God
God
Nobody saw them go under because of the large crowd
Nobody heard their cries because of the nearby freeway
You can’t jump in
It wasn’t his fault
Turn that camera off, m#th*rf#ck*r
Too many cigarettes; too little sleep
I lock myself in
I lock myself in
The shame of it all burns, I swear
Th-Thanks
Gimme a chance to catch my breath
Do not attempt to defeat this safety feature of the weak
You can’t jump in
They’ll only drag you down too
Don’t go in the water
Daddy’ll be right back
Who would have thought that the neighborhood park could be so dangerous?
They went every week
They went every week
Who’d ever thought this?
Who’d dare think this?
Whenever I close my eyes, I see them in the back seat laughing amongst themselves
I lock myself in
Too many cigarettes
It hurts so bad I’m breathless
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