dark trap, drill, 808 glide, sliding bass, aggre

Intro

Verse 1
I found an old receipt folded inside my winter pocket
She hid the overtime and kept the slip inside her locket
She drank the bitter tea when clocking out at quarter three
While I was crying that she never took me out for free
She dropped her heavy boots beside the rusty iron door
And bent her crooked back until she folded to the floor
I thought she acted stingy counting every tiny check
While carrying the heavy world directly on her neck

Hook
Why did you stay out working so late?
To keep the heat on and keep you straight
Why did you sacrifice to keep me fed?
So you could rest your ungrateful head

Verse 2
It makes me laugh out loud to remember every stupid joke
Now that I run the graveyard shift and end up getting broke
I cursed her out for failing to supply designer shoes
Now every penalty fee is another game I lose
I hated how she dozed off gripping on that ancient phone
Now I am staring at the ceiling numb and all alone
I laughed at how she struggled walking in the driveway late
While giving up her entire life so I could never wait

Hook
Why did you stay out working so late?
To keep the heat on and keep you straight
Why did you sacrifice to keep me fed?
So you could rest your ungrateful head

Verse 3
I stare directly at the red demand upon the bill
And realize she kept us breathing in the freezing chill
I used to think that I was clever acting way too proud
Complaining that our tiny flat was crowded and too loud
She ruined both her hands by scrubbing through another mess
While I was acting spoiled crying in my teenage stress
I never gave her credit and I never said she was right
Until I had to catch the first bus in the freezing night

Hook
Why did you stay out working so late?
To keep the heat on and keep you straight
Why did you sacrifice to keep me fed?
So you could rest your ungrateful head

Outro
I finally see it inside my head
I figured it out now that she is dead