Fathers Day

[Verse 1] You hated the mirror I held to your face, Couldn't stand me stepping out of your disgrace. I chose truth and you chose to run, Called me a traitor—no, I’m your only one. You left, not with silence, but with blame, And I wear the scars while you dodge the shame. [Chorus] So don’t you dare whisper “Father’s Day,” You threw that right away. You were the storm that broke my ground, But I’m the thunder that still resounds. You weren’t a dad, just a man who ran— Weak, afraid, a half-made plan. You walked out first, don’t act surprised, That I don’t miss you in my life. [Verse 2] You stood behind lies, I stood alone, Built a backbone out of every broken bone. You called it “attitude,” I called it guts, I survived while you stayed stuck. Don't pretend you gave me strength— I earned that fire at my own expense. [Chorus] So don’t you dare whisper “Father’s Day,” You threw that title away. You were a shadow when I needed light, Now I shine, out of your spite. You don’t deserve a call or card, You left when loving me got hard. You walked out first, so live with that— You lost a daughter who won’t look back. [Bridge] I don’t need your half-assed guilt, Don’t d***n me in the shame you built. B***d’s not love, and names mean nothing, When the man behind them is good at running. [Final Chorus] So don’t you dare whisper “Father’s Day,” You pissed that blessing away. I found better men in strangers’ grace, Than I ever saw in your sorry face. You lost me when you chose your pride, Now I’ve got peace you’ll never find. You walked out first—and that’s the truth, So don’t expect a damn thing from me… Not now, not ever, not even for you.