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honestly i think thats exactly what he was saying we know our fathers intentions were good and they wer honest men even though we didnt know them
this song hits me hard.. reminds me ALOT of my dad.. r.i.p
beautiful song
why would you tell people that over the internet?
It is so sad but true for the working class we are all taken from our families by work, and it has not always been that way. My grandparents told me of a better time once.
Now the gov. also tries to destroy the family too and thigs are even worse today.
I first heard this when I was ten and saw him play the song live it was awesome. I knew it was and is ironic that we should become our fathers even though we hardly know who they were.
dude im so sorry
this song scares me too.
especially in the ugly kid joe’s video.
Assholes, here I open up like every other person on this video only to be publicly humiliated.
Yes.
Every time i listen this song my life goes faster, last time i listened to this song i was 13 feels like yesterday i am now 17
oh well
Im 17 I can remember back when i was like 6 or so and my dad taught me the value of hard labor and he is always so busy.He hardly has enoght time to even sleep enough or eat.But now i can see i have turned out just like him.But i am going to change and make time for my kids when i have some,beacuse i dont want them to be like me and my dad.
the audio is out of sync :/
Were you really?
I’m 35. No children yet. I heard this song when I was a teenager. I listened and KNEW that it was a powerful lesson to me for preparation for adulthood: I can’t explain it, it was like a word planted deep in my heart which I’ve never forgotten. I made an oath which I intend to keep: that when I have children, I must make time for them, no matter how busy I may get. Because if I don’t, when they grow up they won’t have any time for me.
This is one of the VERY few songs that rips my heart out and squeezes it dry! It speaks truth, unapologetically, without using profanity and it is more effective that way. Hm…a hard truth put softly in such a way that it has a hard-hitting impact? Wow!
I was raped as a child.
y’know thats pretty much it and even though you didnt see him it was painful because he probly cared about you and vise versa and no matter what happened he was always your pop
I’m a female…but that does not matter when it comes to listening to this song, be it a son or daughter…we can pretty well all relate to the words!:) I miss my dad he passed away June 13 2007…R.I.P. daddy…I miss you and love you always:)
fuckin bitches
thx vemwmike, that is exactly how i feel.
this made me cry today… my dad passed away back when i was in the 5th grade.
I don’t want no sympothy or anything but my dad was never really around saw him a few times a year, didn’t live too far away but because I was young I couldn’t really go visit him and he passed away on the 21st of october 08, even though I didn’t see him a lot it was the most painful thing i’ve ever felt, im only 17 I was 16 at the time and i’ve never lost a close relative before, but theres a big difference between being a crappy dad and being a dad, your son will always look up to you
c u later can i hav dem please
this song makes me cry on how fast your kids grow up