My Third Home (Remembrance)

I'm in a two car garage I don't think I will stay I'm good at playing the part Dictating what they want me to say My bedroom lights are old So I don't see with my eyes That what I used to call home is filled to the brim with spider webbed flies The secret signs sketched in my wardrobe are circling the skies Your pennies make my wallet heavier than the pain in a child's eyes Now I sleep, now I sleep, now I sleep where my father stays Now I sleep, now I sleep, now I sleep where my father stays The choice is so hard to choose When it's the weight of the world What if I showed you my bruised heart, the softest spot on a little girl The carpets started to scream As I made my way out Mr. Jim waved goodbye I drove my car down the longest road The secret signs sketched in my wardrobe are circling the skies Your pennies make my wallet heavier than the pain in a child's eyes Now I sleep, now I sleep, now I sleep where my father stays Now I sleep, now I sleep, now I sleep where my father stays