There’s a barbershop with a red-striped pole on the front door
I guess you could say I know the owner
Always there from eight to five
Second chair there on the right
Everybody used to say I had his ***
He gave me my first name, I didn’t get his last
he’d had to marry my mom that
I and ballgames
first to about
Got I could learn from
When my down
He a little off the top and up
I pay his and my tongue
the haircut
I when you’d tie black on me
do you see backyard Batman circa 1993
How is and ain’t
Doesn’t change the way was
You’ve been my dad
I’ll still be your son
He gave me my first name, I didn’t get his last
he’d had to marry my mom that
I and ballgames
first to about
Got I could learn from when my down
He a little off the top and up
I pay his and my tongue
the haircut
birthday and ballgames
first to about
Got I could run to when my heart down
He a little off the top and up
I pay his and my tongue
the haircut
I hit on the way out
Swipe my credit to pay
as I sign at the bottom
I if he’ll know my name