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FmFather's sG#ick and father's dyD#ing. D# FmEvery breath he taG#kes sounds like the griD#nding of the miA#ll. Fm The bugs are qG#uick but none are flD#ying. D# They dFmart across his faG#ce and stop in poD#res to drink their fiA#ll.
He sFmmiles through it alG#l, and a fainD#tly crimson foA#am forms at the coFmrners of his mG#outh as he scrD#eams: “Well, welcomeA# home.”
You are Fmone of us.G# Oh, you thoD#ught that you could rA#un. Oh, young FmIcarus,G# you were notD# made for the sA#un. You will Fmdo the work, just lG#ike your daddy doD#ne. D# You are noFmthing but the G#yarn your granD#dma spun. A#
Fm Mother's glG#ad that he is dyD#ing. A# And she beFmats him with a broG#omstick if he evD#er tries to spA#eak. Fm And they both laG#ugh because he's cryD#ing. A# Their cacFmkles echo thG#rough the house and waD#ke you from your sleeA#p.
You smFmile through it aG#ll, and a faiD#ntly evil poeA#m begins to fFmorm upon your lG#ips. And you mumD#ble: “Welcome A#home.”
I have reFmturned to you.G# Oh, I kD#now not what is GoA#od. ] Fm G# D# A# x3 But I will bury you. Two fathers slumbering in wood. ]
I will dFmo the work, just likG#e my daddy doD#ne. D# I am your Fmmurderer, I amG# your prodiD#gal son.