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Day is dawning, almost sounded like a warning |
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Wind was rushing through the trees almost roaring |
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I never thought that |
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I'd become |
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The proud father of my three sons |
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Here's a fragment between the shame and the sentiment |
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For all the years that |
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I might have been absent |
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I can't do what can't be undone |
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Oh no, my three sons |
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I love you more than |
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I can sayWhat |
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I give to one |
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The other cannot take away |
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I bless the day you came to be |
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With everything that is left to me |
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Here's your pillow, go to sleep and |
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I will follow |
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May you never have any more sorrows |
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That's not something you can count upon |
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Still I want it for my three sons |
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My, my, my three sons |
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Deep in the night |
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I turn cold and sick |
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But I only curse arithmetic |
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I bless the day that you came to be |
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With everything that is left to me |
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Day is closing, old men and infants are dozing |
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That's the kind of life |
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I've chosen |
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Just see what |
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I've become |
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The humble father of my three sons |
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The humbled father of my three sons |
