Pattern Of A Person Lyrics by Tiny Habits
When I was nine
My mother drove by houses, dreaming
Promising life would one day be this easy
Tired, she tried
After a while, all stopped believing
Sorry [?] someone always grieving
Pattern of a person
Will it water down
Through each generation
Could I wash it out
Tell me it’s all for something
Lesson, show yourself
I’ve so many questions
No one answers them
Running outside
My father stopped by, in town for the weekend
Couldn’t recall the last time that I’d seen him
Started his drive, started to cry
I stopped believing
And maybe next he’d stay instead of leaving (leaving)
Pattern of a person
Will it water down (doesn’t make sense)
Through the next generation
I’m so angry now (angry now)
Maybe it’s all for something
Lessons learn themselves
No one ever deserves it
No one ever helps
Maybe next time
Instead of leaving
I know better, but
Oh, maybe next time
Maybe next life
Pattern of a person
Will it water down (doesn’t make sense)
Through each generation
I’m so angry now (I’m angry)
Tell me it’s all for something
Lesson show yourself
I have so many questions
Mmm, mmm
