It takes one Mum,
That has one Son,
Who gets picked on everyday in the slum,
To figure out that he wants a gun,
...
I'm sorry,
That I've wished horrid things against you,
I was in a bad place then,
But I'm not there now,
...
You are the cause,
Of this un-controlling rage,
Of this un-controlling pain,
Of this un-controlling sadness,
...
You,
The un-expecting victim,
About to be crippled by the spread of this infection,
This is transmitted like any other,
...
You see her,
You gaze for a moment,
You imagine what life would be like,
Shared with her.
...
Falling,
Yet not one person notices you,
You know this feeling from before,
A deep pain from within,
...
Say something,
Anything,
A simple 'Hey, how are you? ' will suffice,
Or just the sense of you being nice,
...
I don't want to feel this way anymore,
With the Devil constantly knocking at my door,
Sometimes he lets himself in,
And that's when he starts to win,
...
Revenge.
It takes one Mum,
That has one Son,
Who gets picked on everyday in the slum,
To figure out that he wants a gun,
He says it's for self-defence,
But in reality he just wants to kill everyone.
So he goes out later on that night,
Plainly looking for a fight,
Which he thought he got,
When he released those six shots,
Two for each bully,
One int the chest,
One in the head,
He then runs home,
Straight to bed,
In the morning police knock down his door,
Arrest him,
And process him,
Then sentence him,
Death by the electric chair.
Was it worth it?