| I won’t say I’m guilty
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| But the truth has changed.
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| Trust me my friend
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| It’ll end better this way.
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| I couldn’t watch quietly
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| And I won’t pretend
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| To understand.
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| I don’t feign piety,
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| But why would a God ever want to be…
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| I could feign stories
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| Of regret and woe
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| But morals implore me
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| To share the truth that I know.
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| I couldn’t watch quietly
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| And I won’t pretend
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| To understand.
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| I don’t feign piety,
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| But why would God
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| Choose to be a man?
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| So it’s stressful days
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| Followed by restless nights,
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| But I know I’m just,
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| I bear the burden of right.
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| And it’s worse for the liar
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| Than the one deceived.
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| Don’t offer me solace
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| Because I don’t believe.
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| I couldn’t watch quietly
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| And I won’t pretend
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| To understand.
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| I won’t feign piety,
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| But why would God choose to be a…
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| The dimmest bulb in that factory
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| Tore her away
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| And our hearts still bleed.
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| I couldn’t watch quietly
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| And I don’t pretend
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| To understand.
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| I won’t feign piety,
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| But why would God choose to be a…
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| And what of the fate of Veronica dear,
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| He manipulates you with crocodile tears.
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| And I can’t pretend that it’s alright
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| That his human darkness snuffed her light.
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| So fathers, don’t cast your blame.
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| In my place you’d do the same.
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| And mother, do what thou wilt,
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| It erodes us like the silt.
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| Their sons destroy our world
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| By stealing your little girls.
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| The daughter you’ve loved from birth
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| Slumbers beneath the earth.
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| So ask yourself, what is one life worth
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| When measured against the children we birthed?
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| Yet he is free to live and carry on
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| And she had to die and it’s all so wrong.
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| I will have order in this court room.
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| I will have order in this court.
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| I will have… I will have…
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| Order. |
| Order. |
| Order. |
| Order.
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| The ones who make history
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| And the ones who repeat
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| All wind up the same under our feet.
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| But what survives is what’s passed down.
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| I have my legacy and I am proud. |