"Wicked Little Micky Mouse" genre: Goth
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	A song about parents and there how they mess up their kids with ritalin and stupidity
	CD: Below the Frostline Credits: Words and Music by Tim Knapp. Singing by Peter David
	Story Behind the Song The song is about the blindness of parents. They have to blame something for their brat kids behavior. They blame the doctors, and the teachers, they call it attention deficit disorder and why, because that takes away the blame and gives the impression that its not their fault. Why do the doctors and psychiatrist diagnose this? Because they have no training in behavior mod, because its an answer that the parents can swallow ("if it's a disease it couldn't be my fault"), and because it keeps em coming back for more. Truely this is a sad problem, and as a psychologist I find that you can learn to pay attention if the parents take the time. This song is dedicated to the ones that don't. Lyrics Put him on Ritalin and then you'll see he is so much better than you or me Put him on Ritalin and then you'll know He is so much better than he will ever show Wicked little Micky Mouse runs the house Wicked little Micky Mouse runs the house Put him on a talk show then you'll know About how and when to capture a kind of love Sad Sad sad you have much less than you know Your wrecking the child Wicked Micky Mouse runs the hhhhhouse Little terror terror child on the loose with a dolls head smashed against the cellar floor and it yells yells yell cause it wants more then it really should so you give give give Cause you're not you're dad and dead haunts rip through your troubled head and little wicked Micky Mouse is turning red so red.

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