Cigarettes were the fragrance of another space in time
A trigger in his pocket and a tongue so full of rhyme
It's useless now to think he's got it all free and figured out
You can tell by his breath he's a social outcast without a doubt
Could I be wrong without a doubt?
It was a heat-thick charity moment so they drummed into my head
An irony of catastrophe in my mind they'd beat me dead
They had me cross examined so thoroughly
Had me dug down deep in my seat
Breathing accusations of annihilation, in my soul I knew the deal
His mother said, "why do you walk the way your father did?"
"Well, tonight you'll be sittin' here dreaming with the lights on"
Another fourteen years in the pen, I had landed on my way
No possibility of parole or a drink at the ranger's chalet
The way I see it I saw nothing, asleep in my keep
Incriminating myself awful, I was trying everything
His mother said, "don't you walk the way your father did"
So for tonight I'll be sittin here dreaming with the lights on