Turncoat

Turncoat parents and the children that never arrived.
 Pawnshop rings and the road swallowed up by the sky.
 And though the static on the radio
 was signaling that this was the end,
 They still sang on just like lovers
 till the day they decided to be just friends,
 And never speak again, to keep from caving in.
 So baby this is freedom
 and you finally are out on your own,
 And you left in such a hurry
 but you'll never get away from this home.
 'Cause the kids they aren't happy,
 and I don't know how you thought they could be.
 What with all those misconceptions,
 it's a miracle that they were ever conceived,
 And they don't look a damn like me, but I'll still feign believe.
 So baby this is freedom.
 So baby this is freedom.
 So baby this is freedom.
 So baby this is freedom.