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Rick Springfield - Like Father, Like Son lyrics
He was raised in the English way His daddy taught him respect, he taught him how to pray They sent him off to boarding school Where he learned how to live by someone elses rule And he went to confession, he went to confession Holy Father wash my sins away He went to confession, he went to confession, Mother Mary take the pain away He read letters from home at night in his bed And got this uneasy feeling when his father said Fear of God and the feel of the rod will raise a good boy The fear of God and the feel of the rod will raise a good boy He bought his daddy's car and he learned to drive And when he left school he got a nine-to-five He met the girl and he got his spouse And they had the child and they got the house And he went to confession, he went to confession Holy Father wash my sins away He went to confession, he went to confession, Mother Mary take the pain away He loved his son and he helped him build walls and fronts He knew he'd heard it before, someone had said it once Fear of God and the feel of the rod will raise a good boy The fear of God and the feel of the rod will raise a good boy He raised his son in the English way And he taught him respect, he taught him how to pray He sent him off to boarding school Where he learned how to live by someone elses rules And he went to confession, he went to confession Holy Father wash my sins away And he went to confession, he went to confession Mother Mary take the pain away It must be something much deeper than fear or pain Another child learns the pattern, he won't break the chain Fear of God and the feel of the rod will raise a good boy The fear of God and the feel of the rod will raise a good boy The fear of God and the feel of the rod will raise the next boy -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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