the natural order by Eliza McLamb Lyrics
At night he beats his wife
Because he learned when he was five
That crying is reserved for whores and bitches
He's no villain
He's just restoring the natural order
His father before him used a belt
But he knows he's a coward
Needs to make a woman cower before him
So he can wake up in the morning
And cry in his car on his lunch break
Knowing he's become everything his father hates
Because he learned when he was five
That crying is reserved for whores and bitches
He's no villain
He's just restoring the natural order
His father before him used a belt
But he knows he's a coward
Needs to make a woman cower before him
So he can wake up in the morning
And cry in his car on his lunch break
Knowing he's become everything his father hates