When we met you, you were a sweet baby,
We fell in love with you at first sight.
We adopted you and made you our own,
We brought you home and made it yours.
We never told you we were not your true parents,
We never told you that you were adopted.
We raised you and treated you as our son,
We gave you everything we had.
You grew into a man and found your love,
We became a burden to you both.
You cast us out, left us in the street,
We wandered hungry, searching for food.
We slept on the pavement, homeless and alone.
At last, you learned the truth—that you were adopted.
You came searching, asking forgiveness,
But by then, we had already gone to heaven.
