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Lyrics:
He was just a child in tiger pajamas, complete with a tiger’s tail Hiding in the closet when his dad came home from work Grrrrr! Grrrrr! Uh oh, I think I hear a tiger, Uh oh, There’s a tiger in there Oh no, someone save me from that tiger Don’t worry dad, it’s just me, your little boy Never was a child so in need of being loved but how much love is enough? Oh God, why’d you do that to my brother God, why’d you do that to him Oh God, why’d you do that to my brother I thought You said You loved him I thought You loved him I thought You said you did
When he was nine years old and his birthday came Even mother and father forgot We ran out to the store to buy a baseball glove As though the fairy boy would start to like sports Some cake and some ice cream, The kid never knew Then again, he had to have known They said he was the spoiled kid But the forgotten kid The kid who grew up on his own
He was the kid with chipped teeth And a couple of scars Always crashing into something Always going too hard The queer one, the b*tchy one, The girlie boy child But how you gonna hate a kid so reckless and wild?
He liked to smoke and he liked to get high He liked to drink, my could that kid drink He could drink even the biker dudes under the table In those soggy druggy smelly redneck bars People used to say he showed them his poetry People used to say he played them his songs Well, I know he could sing But he never showed nothing to me Too precious too private too strong
That’s the problem with fairies Always hiding themselves Afraid you might find out the truth He was my brother His enemies were my enemies But we pretended that nobody knew
Never was a child so in need of being loved but how much love is enough Oh God, why’d You do that to my brother? Oh God, why’d You do that to him? Oh God why’d You do that to my brother? I thought You said You loved him. I thought You loved him. I thought You said You did. Oh God, why’d you do that to my brother? His enemies are my enemies? So how am I supposed to avenge what you did to my brother?
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