The snow was falling swiftly and it mounded on the street Little footprints in the snow made by our children's feet As I walked into the goodwill store to get some clothes to wear As we turned around the corner I saw you standing there I tried to turn the children and walk the other way I prayed they hadn't seen you then I heard the babies say Mommie ain't that daddy holding out his hand Begging for money from that other man They asked me ain't that daddy and yes I had to say And I wondered if I failed you and made you turn this way No you didn't fail me my weakness was just too strong Because you see I thought more of the bottle than our family and our home No you didn't fail me sweetheart you loved me all you could You had my babies and you loved me like no other woman ever would You know I guess I'd be better off dead than in the awful shape I'm in But death just don't seem to have a place For those that stayed drunk on whiskey wine and gin You see I die a constant death over and over every day If I could change in what do it for you the babies and our home But you might as well forget me for I'm just too far gone But I wish you would do me one last favor and do it just for me When they ask you mama ain't that daddy just say it used to beTeksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.
