Thoughts of the Past ft. Jason Lambertsen Jr. Lyrics

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It is 11:15 p.m. here, Saturday, January 8th, 2089

Just wanna start by asking how Everyone's night is going

Did you see last Saturday's New Year celebration

What a spectacular display put on By Kepdon Industries

Well, I'm your host tonight, Paul Wilson

Your connoisseur of music

Bringing you the best of relaxing Vibes

Up next is Ethereal Dreams by the Lovely lady of the night

And a dear friend of mine, Celestia

Here it is on Star Circuit Radio

You know, Father, I received your Portrait this past week

Hung it as you did Grandfather's

Funny, I see the resemblance now

We Kepdon men

James Kepdon, the devil in Disguise, a man with ice for blood

Heartless, monstrous

If only people knew you were Calculated

Logical, ruthless, and actionable

You were my idol, as I'm sure Grandfather was to you

We're so close now, Father

Closer than you'd ever dreamed We'd be

The future is in our hands

Safety and security for our city

That was your dream, as you Always spoke of it, wasn't it

I mean, that's what you wanted, Right, Father

For me to rise up and be the man You were

To be cold, to be soulless in pursuit Of our family's goals

So no one would ever hurt like we Hurt

You always told me that the Kepdon name

Was worth more than gold, and That we took pride in that

I took pride in that

No matter what torment was Thrown at me

I was a Kepdon, I was your son

And yet, it was never good Enough for you

My grades, my performance, my Joy

It meant nothing to you

While you stood in this office

Did you ever think of Mother and I

How we missed you, how we Begged for you to be home

No

You stayed here, recluse in your Ivory tower

Your ego personified, and when Mother died

Where were you

Where was my father when I Needed him

But that's fine, Father

You sit in that pit and rot

I have become the better man

And I will show the world what The Kepdon name can do

You'll have wished you were a Better man

And a better father