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My Old Man - Lou Reed (娄.里德)
Written by：Michael Fonfara/Lou Reed
When I was a young boy in Brooklyn
Going to public school
During recess in the concrete playground
They lined us up by twos
In alphabetical order Reagan Reed and Russo
I still remember the names
And stickball and stoopball were the only games that we played
And I wanted to be like my old man
I I wanted to grow up just like my old man
I wanted to be like my old man
I wanted to dress like I wanted to be just like
I wanted to act like my old man
I wanted to be like I wanted to act like
I wanted to be just like my old man
And then like everyone else I started to grow
And I didn't want to be like my father anymore
I was sick of his bullying
And having to hide under a desk on the floor
And when he beat my mother
It made me so mad I could choke
And I didn't want to be like my old man
I I didn't even want to look like my old man
I didn't even want to seem like my old man
A son watches his father being cruel to his mother
And makes a vow to return only when
He is so much richer in every way so much bigger that
The old man will never hit anyone again
Like my old man just like my old man
Like my old man
Like my old man just like my old man
Like my old man
And can you believe what he said to me
He said Lou act just like a man walk like a man
Why don't you act just like a man
Act like your daddy act like a man just like my old man
Oh why don't you act just like a man
Like your old man walk like a man
Just like my old man
Just like my old man
