I wrote this poem after she told my father that she thought I had tried to run over her with my car.  Now, I know I was angry, but I am not about to go to jail for manslaughter behind a man.  My father came home all nervous and scared.  He asked me about it.  I told him, "Trust me daddy, if I wanted to hit her, she wouldn't have any question as to whether or not I was trying to hit her.  I wasn't even thinking about that girl."

I tripped out.  I couldn't believe the drama.  I became feed up and had to release my emotions, so "A Dagger to Her Heart" was written.  I felt a lot better.