The little boy who wasn’t there
Has playground dust all in his hair
Some other kids are gathered around
When he tries to rise, they knock him down.
The little boy who wasn’t there
Has no defenders anywhere
He doesn’t cry out, doesn’t speak
He knows the others think him weak.
The little boy who wasn’t there
Acted sad but nobody cared.
School blamed both boys in a fight
Did not find out who was right.
The little boy walks home alone
But nowhere is a safety zone.
They catch him just a block away
They call him *** they call him gay.
The little boy can’t tell his Ma.
She’ll beat him and then tell his Pa.
They’ll both look at him like a freak.
Two more times he mustn’t speak.
The little boy goes to his room
And listens to the voice of doom.
Depression has become his friend.
He only wants this all to end.
Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 7:59 PM UTC
The little boy who wasn’t there
Has playground dust all in his hair
Some other kids are gathered around
When he tries to rise, they knock him down.
The little boy who wasn’t there
Has no defenders anywhere
He doesn’t cry out, doesn’t speak
He knows the others think him weak.
The little boy who wasn’t there
Acted sad but nobody cared.
School blamed both boys in a fight
Did not find out who was right.
The little boy walks home alone
But nowhere is a safety zone.
They catch him just a block away
They call him *** they call him gay.
The little boy can’t tell his Ma.
She’ll beat him and then tell his Pa.
They’ll both look at him like a freak.
Two more times he mustn’t speak.
The little boy goes to his room
And listens to the voice of doom.
Depression has become his friend.
He only wants this all to end.
