Mother
母亲
you had me,but I never had you
你拥有我，我却从未拥有你
I wanted you, you didn’t want me
我需要你，你却不需要我
So I, I just got to tell you
所以我，我只想对你说
Goodbye,goodbye
再见，再见了
Father
父亲
you left me,but I never left you
你离开我，我却从未离开你
I needed you,you didn’t need me
我需要你，你(也)不需要我
So I,I just got to tell you
所以我，我只想对你说
Goodbye,goodbye
再见，再见了
Children
孩子
don't do what I have done
不要学我的样
I couldn't walk and I tried to run
我无法行走，但我试着去奔跑
So I, I just got to tell you
所以我，我只想对你说
Goodbye,goodbye
再见，再见了
Mama don’t go
妈妈别离开
Daddy come home
爸爸回家来
Mama don’t go
Daddy come home
Mama don’t go
Daddy come home
Mama don’t go
Daddy come home
Mama don’t go
Daddy come home
……
(repeat 9 times in all)
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