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Family Ties |
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Ever since they were born |
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she was worried about their friends |
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even when they turned twenty five |
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she was worried about the company they'd keep |
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one day it was three in the morning |
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the door bell rang |
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she got up in a sweat |
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blue lights flashing everywhere |
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the boys in blue standing at the door |
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the look on their faces scared her enough |
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before they told her what she was always afraid of |
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chorus |
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do you know where your son/daughter is tonight |
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I'm afraid they won't be coming home tonight |
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ever since she was brought to this home |
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she's been cursing every woman with a child |
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she says they brought to this world the curse |
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that have stained the good name of mankind |
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one day it was three in the morning |
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the guard came running to tell us she's gone |
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blue lights flashing everywhere |
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all over again |
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the boys in blue, looking for her |
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the look on their faces |
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scared us enough when they told us to strengthen our family ties |
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chorus |
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do you know where your mother/father is tonight |
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I'm afraid they won't be coming home tonight |
