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Tell me what's right and tell me what's wrong.I wasn't born knowing these things I pick 'em up as I go along.Ideally, I'd be related to somebody smarterBut I didn't get much instruction from my dear old father. Another thing that I resent is all the time that he must've spentJust worrying that I was gay and planning what he was going to sayWhen I finally gave him the cue he told me, "That must be so hard for you."The reality is that it wasn't it was as easy as kissing cousins. But I can't blame a man when morals change like the seasonsAnd my poor dad like everyone is stuck between 'em.I've seen behind the veil and I will tell you what I saw:There's a good and evil, I believe in Natural Law. Icarus, come back.Your wings are made of wax,Gonna melt in the sunAnd I will be the oneWho can't carry you homeTo bury your bones.You're lucky you got a father toLook after you.And luckily I paid attention to the words of the treesAnd luckily I ignored the so-called birds and beesLetras de cancionesI learned more about the world when I was sick in the headThan I ever did while I was still brain-dead.There's a good and evil like I said beforeGood is peace and evil is war.If you think about it hard enough the answers are the same,It don't matter who you are or from whence you came.I don't mean to be the type to moralize,I just want a veggie burger and some cheesy friesAnd to leave some good advice for my progenySo that they don't lose their lives and I don't lose them to the sea. From Letras Mania