| Unwanted from his first breath
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| A mother’s blessing born, a father’s burden worn
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| The bright shine of the sunrise
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| Along the tile floor to the open door
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| With blood on the sheets, she lay on the mattress
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| Staring aimlessly, numb, dark and decayed
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| On the bathroom floor of their rundown apartment
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| Scraping fingers on tile just to feel something
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| Unwanted by a bastard father
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| Unwanted
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| But through the hazel eyes of his mother
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| She’s praying for god to save her
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| «Please save me, please save me»
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| But when she needs him most, he doesn’t answer
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| Another rosary, another unanswered plea
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| «Please take us away, please let us be safe
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| Let everyone that sees me forget my face»
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| But all she gets is the drunk with his fists and that old devil look in his eye
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| Him and Jack, that gambling debt, that old devil look in his eye
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| And without warning he raises his hand to her
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| And without warning he raises his hand to her and he says
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| «Your god can’t hear you, not down here»
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| «Please save me, please save me»
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| «No one will save you because no one cares»
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| Another rosary, another unanswered plea
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| «Please take us away, please let us be safe
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| Let everyone that sees me forget my face»
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| And with her newborn boy
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| They would cry until the early morning light
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| It was the first of many, many sleepless nights |