Well, what do we have here Daddy
The lights are quickly changing
Will I leave your heart along with
The phone lines you're erasing
A spineless ending
Well, who would have guessed dear daddy
Turned out to be a coward
When I turned my back you cut my throat
It bled for hours
Was that your power

You, you're the lovely victim again
You, well your heart is breaking
You are the only one let down
Are you really now

Well, soon here we'll have dear Daddy
With the next one on her knees
And she's gonna call him daddy
Like the rest of them, like me
How easy it will be Replacing me
And what's that I hear now Daddy
You're blaming it all on me
Another she did you wrong
And of course you had to leave
And the yes men will agree
You gave it everything

You with the advisors in your ear
You did everything right it's clear
I know I begged you to stay around
But I'm gone now

Well, here's to you my darling leave
You're stubborn and you're free
And of course, right
I don't respect the way you leave
You can be no friend to me
I'll say goodbye

You, you're the lovely victim again
You, well your heart is breaking
You are the only one let down
Are you really now

You with the advisors in your ear
You did everything right it's clear
I know I begged you to stay around
But I'm gone now


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    I think this song is about the end of her relationship with Michael Jackson.

    Jujubee123on August 26, 2009   Link

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