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Out of me

(Howard Aronson)

This lyric is not about me or my father, it's about a friend whose father used to feed him all the time when we were growing up. I didn't understand this, as I had so much love in my family and I don't think my parents ever hit me once. Yeah they would raise their voice and yell, and try to teach me lessons and other ways when I was wrong. But my friend experienced such a hard life growing up, but today is one of the most gentle people you could ever imagine. He's married with kids, and there's no comparison to the way his father treated him the way he treats his children. I think it's a shame what people do to their kids when they treat them with abusive behavior. That's what this lyric is about, abusive behavior.

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When my father asked me a question
I always told him the truth
Because if I didn't
He would beat it out of me
He would beat it out of me
He would beat it out of me
He would beat it out of me

Sometimes he used the belt
Other times his fists
You know what I'm talking about
I think you get the gist

I could never lie
I could never cry
I could never lie
I could never cry

My father always taught me right from wrong
But when I screwed up
He beat out the wrong
He beat out the wrong
He beat out the wrong
He beat out the wrong

I could never make 
one mistake
I could never make
one mistake
I could never make
one mistake

Yeah, he'd beat it out of me
Out of me
Out of me
Out of me
Out of me
Out of me
Out of me

© Howard Aronson 2022

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