Mama, come try to deliver me; I've been a rubber baby since nineteen-ninety-three. Father, come try to educate me; I've been your no-good since I turned thirteen.
Please, Lord, find the redemption in me -- I've grown weary of the way worry boils, brews, and eats me slow. See, friend, I can feel, too; I used to let you down because that's all I thought I knew what to do.
Dah-Dah-Dah-Dah-dadada Dah-Dah-Dah-Dah-dadada
Sister, angel, become bloodshot at the way I hang; swaying from the bedroom tree. Sometimes I mistake my bad brains for rotting fruit; mushy peaches, doused in fishbowl alcohol and worries I can't shoo.
Good God, Lord, what am I to do? Good Lover, what am I to say? Good Brother, I've failed you so. Good Father, I'm sorry I'm made this way.
I'm just a young boy unaware of the stretcher I think is a bed; Bad brains make the star-kid in my head.