A Mother's Love - Death Of An Era

You always said you were doing the best for me

And in the end, I would agree

But here I stand with a childhood wasted

Just a shadow of the man I could be

You never thought of me

For all the lies, from you, I trusted

And all the God that you would shove down my throat

For all the pain and suffering that you’ve caused me

One day you’ll pay, I know you’ll fucking pay

You were a monster

All in the name of mindless religion

Your duty as a matriarch, you should have known

You should have seen the truth

You broke my mind.

Young hearts are damaged

In ways that cannot heal

We only wanted our mother to care

Instead I’m left here, a child that can’t feel home

And everything that you taught me to be was wrong

And did you know, that what you did, would ruin your sons?

That I, your child, would look into your eyes

As you quenched the fire in mine?

That every time, you hit me I died

And I drew myself more inside?

Young innocence is more fragile than you could ever even know