Mommy mommy take me home I've wandered these streets alone for far too long what's a grown man to do not knowing exactly what he's supposed to do. Bourn too many moments of other's sorrows at the expense of my own.
Mommy mommy take me home I saw you in my dreams last night a corpse in a car you honked as you drove on by my thumb was out trying to hitch a ride to where I can not say you put your finger to your lips "Shush, baby" was all you had to say.
The lights of the city burn each one someone's home each apartment like souls world's of their own I've knocked on many doors and some have let me in though a place to rest no home, no peace, no silence for me.
I've been a restless poet a wanderer too forever traveling through those internal landscapes a paid guide through all those painful memories and those standing on the edge of suicide some move along some fall behind I offer that pool of peace reflections is all I've had to give.
Mommy mommy take me home you are running far too late I've been alone out here far too long.
Standing on this corner waiting my eyes are tired in burn outs fading light the streets shine neons invitations but none welcome me.
Mommy mommy what did you mean when you put me out here to be and when will you pick me up or will I remain forever lost out on this corner thinking each car coming is you.
I'm still wandering these streets paying the cost looking for home looking for you.
Mommy mommy time to take me home time to take me back to you.
We all know the feeling as a child of waiting to be picked up. The feeling remains no matter how old we may be.