My father was a doctorWho would come home late at nightWith a soul so bruised and bleedingFrom his unending, faithful fightTo keep ahold of kindnessIn a world that isn't kindTo hold out the hope of healingTo his hurting humankind Then he'd flee back to his studyTo his bookish, quiet placeWith notes and books and journalsTo wall in his special spaceAnd then he'd lock the doorFrom things that cannot be locked outAnd his youngest son was starved for whatHe'd always do without Ch. But it was meant to make me who I amAnd for all these many yearsStill the little boy down on his kneesFull of hope and full of fearCalling underneath the door"This is me, it's who I am."Cause we love the best by listeningWhen we try to understand Desperate stubby fingersPushing pictures 'neath the doorLonging to be listened toBy the man that I adoredInside someone who needed meAs much as I did himUnable to unlock the doorThat stayed closed inside of him It's strange the way we tend to fleeFrom what we need the mostThat a father would lock out a sonWhen his heart would hold him closeBut our wounds are part of who we areAnd there is nothing left to chanceAnd pain's the pen that writes the songsAnd call us forth to dance
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