So much for a mother,
I thought you were suppose to be there for me,
I thought you were suppose to care for me?
So much for a mother,
Who just doesn't give a fuck for anything I want,
Or anything I dream, or have ever dreamt about.
So much for a mother,
Who doesn't embrace the only son she has,
The one she'll lose, I want to leave soon and fast.
So much for a mother,
Who does nothing but complain about what I've become,
Like I'm the one who wrecked your life and how you grew up.
So much for a mother,
Who has so many of her own problems,
I'm just her punching bag, in which she tries to solve them.
So much for a mother,
Who yells at me like I'm stupid, she has to yell to be heard,
I can't even say anything, not one fucking word.
So much for a mother,
Who lived and cried in that long lost broken home,
Who brought the dysfunction with her, the pain I now know.
So much for a mother,
That makes me cry inside, that makes me fall into myself,
And makes me scream out, why?
So much for a mother,
Who's made my father into a lazy, worthless lump,
And who's taken away the happiness, who's taken all the fun.
So much for a mother,
Who's grandkids will never know her name,
Who will never see her face, Who will never receive her pain.
So much for a mother,
That will never again make me smile,
And never help me up again, how'd you become so vile?
So much for a mother,
Who broke me and who is no longer here,
I'm sick of all my crying, all my worthless tears.
So much for a mother,
That never thinks what I do is great enough,
Its never good enough, I'll never be rich enough.
So much for you mother,
I don't care about your precious money,
I want to live my life, and I want it to be sunny.
So much for you mother,
I don't want to be like you, or my father either,
At least I can get away from you, in my music and in my theatre.
I don't know what happened to us?
We just don't care about each other,
Split apart we must,
So much for you mother.