| He’s already lost his favourite guitars |
| Hopelessly fading into too many bars |
| It’s a kind disintegrating feeling |
| That carries the weight of his world |
| Some of the time a situation arises |
| Where somebody asks him to shed his disguises |
| All of his time is a sharp decline |
| Everybody around him stands outside the line until Mother’s Day |
| Like any other day he lives the danger sign |
| And God’s his |
| And sips his vintage wine |
| On Mother’s Day |
| Sleeping in pastures |
| His life’s a disaster |
| He’s rolling on empty and just couldn’t go faster |
| Time for laughs |
| No stark contrast could ever carry the weight of his world |
| Single inside his fragile mind |
| He’s love with his family but he’d rather have mine |
| Until Mother’s Day |
| Like any other day he lives the danger signs |
| And God’s his |
| And sips his vintage wine |
| On Mother’s Day |