daddy issues // the neighbourhood (lyrics)

daddy issues - the neighbourhood (lyrics) from their album "wiped out"

note: i just realized that there's a looong pause towards the end, so sorry about that. the song ends at 4:17.

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[taytayluvr]

“your father was there, but never really there.”

[iw]

The “if you were my little girl” part always makes me break down in tears.

[ykiqlvrs]

The fact that internet comforts me more than my parents could ever do

[serenitylainee]

my dad is there in my life physically, but not emotionally and mentally.

[maryamnarsi]

why are literal strangers nicer than our own parents? Bye- 😭💔🤚

[bangtanlabelz]

its sad knowing the first man who broke you was your own father.

[LupitaLopezOfficial]

“and if you were my little girl, I’d do whatever I could” definitely hits a spot

[jakenotpaul]

I swear...I fucking swear I'll be the best dad to my children. I'll never let them feel like im not there for them. I feel sorry for all you guys had to go through, I hope things will get better. I hope my children don't go through that. I'll try my best and be their hero.


Edit: I not only want to be the best dad to my kids, but I want to raise 2 good human beings in this wretched generation. I absolutely despise this world and the people of it, but my children are not going to be like others. They aren't gonna be mean. They aren't gonna be cheaters. They won't be selfish.
And I hope they don't have anger issues or possibly bpd cuz I have those things..I wouldn't want them to be like me. The only thing I want them to sort of "inherit" from me is my good qualities and my thinking..ALSO I'm always gonna love my wife IN FRONT OF THEM so that we set a standard for them and teach them how to love so that they don't settle for less and they know how to love properly..I'm really passionate about this lmao but this is my dream..to raise a good family.. I want a boy and a girl so that me and my wife teach them how to treat the other gender the correct way too! I'm really excited for this lol

[avnigarg]

To all the children who grew up a lot faster than they were supposed to—
I understand💔

[nyameye]

isn't it sad that a lot of us grew up with emotionally abusive/absent fathers and its completely effected our view on life and relationships

[iulianax]

this really hits you when you're dad used to be the one you always protected, loved until you found out who he actually is. When you're scared of him like hell or when you know if you make a small mistake and have ur own opinions hes not gonnalove you anymore

[Miahearty]

I’m grateful for my shit father. He taught me to never trust men, he taught me life experience that aged me 20 years older than my age, he taught me how to identify manipulation, how to play without getting played. And i’m so fucking grateful.

[THEMAGICIAN]

Today is father's day, everyone is posting pictures with their dad on social media, and here I'm thinking where did I go wrong

[baileylouise]

it's sad when you grew up as a "daddy's girl" and now over the years weve just become strangers.

[animesimp]

"I'm not entirely here, Half of me has disappeared." That lyric hit me so hard.

[xhncx]

The thing is if somebody asks you “are you okay” and you randomly start crying is such a pain and it’s so embarrassing to the person who’s crying but it feels good to know that there’s somebody out there for us

[zzzari_]

This comment section is making me cry.
My mom is yelling at me saying that I need to stop being lazy and leave internet. But what she doesn't understand is that internet makes me feel more like home than my own house, and that random people on the internet acts more like a mother to me than my own mother.

[marieisrarelyrad]

this song made me realize i’ve never had comfort from a man. only girls.

[lowkeynonymous]

It's hard when it's your literal dad, you remember all those good moments and you just sit there trying to see where things went wrong... deep down I still care for that old man regardless of what he did to me.

[eicechp]

No man can ever make you cry more than your own father does.