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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required It had been a year scents i seen my daddys face Finly he was home to stay Me and my boyfriend had been fighting all that day As he drove out of sight I told daddy i wish he would get in a weak That takes his life away Daddy said that is the father of your child Dont say that What if it happed to me We started to talk bout our ways and all the mistakes we made Daddy told me how pretty he thought i was and how one day ill find that one I asked him for 20 dollars to go out with my friends He said please stay at home with me tonight So i can spend time with you and R.J. I missed you alot I told him there is always tomorrow and called the sitter He slamed 20 dollars down and walked out the front door Latter that night i was eating with a friend thats when the phone call came in At the first ring i knew something was wrong hello momma where is my daddy she replied he is in a better place Now go to the house and sit with your brother ill be there when the police and doc. close the case A massavie hart attack took my daddys life away as he wrecked our family car I waited a year to hear him say He was coming home to stay and this is how we spent our last day what i learned from all of this is WHATCH WHAT YOU SAY CUZ IN THE END YOUR HEART WILL PAY
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