| These logs that brush against us
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| Leg deep in murky water
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| Used to run aside us
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| Old classmates and neighbors
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| These stumps upon the ground
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| No longer make a sound
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| Began to charge towards us
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| Tears freezing on their cheeks
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| Though they used to build aside us
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| Snowmen then town halls
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| They used to sprint against us
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| Breathless, football kicked ahead
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| But with such bad words repeated
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| See flocks convert to packs
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| Flocks convert to
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| I don’t wear my medals
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| I keep them from my chest
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| For you may call me a hero
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| But heroes don’t come back
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| I sit upon my worn old chair
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| My air all turned to oyster gray
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| Pictures of my brothers
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| Whose souls parade the bay
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| Your jacket will not feed a thing
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| You a slight tingle on the skin
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| Head on
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| Head on
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| Acquainted with the taste of lead
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| And coiled in a cotton web
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| Chin up
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| Head on
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| Run against the rain
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| (Your jacket will not feed a thing)
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| Of metal and shells
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| (You a slight tingle on the skin)
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| (Head on)
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| Run against the rain
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| (Head on)
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| Of metal and shells
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| Run against the rain
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| (Acquainted with the taste of lead)
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| Of metal and shells
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| (And coiled in a cotton web)
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| (Chin up)
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| Run against the rain
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| (Head on)
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| Of metal and shells
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| I don’t believe in God man
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| I don’t know who I’m praying to
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| The light at the end is a neon
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| I can’t believe in God man
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| When I see hatred’s tenacity
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| I’ve got to believe in something
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| I won’t listen to the speakers
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| I won’t turn on my T. V
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| And I won’t let them mold my thinking
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| I always end up so confused
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| I curl my toes
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| I curl my toes
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| I curl my toes
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| I’m out of (time) |