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Robot Voice
03:31
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I remember as a child watching as he tried to speak
Hole in his throats from endless cigarettes
Now I often think could that have been your fate
Do I wish it was
Let him off with his robot voice
Don't be stupid,boy, just stop staring
Run your mouth again, I will take it
And give you a hole that is matching
Is that how it ends, with all of our regrets
Left there at a mountain's foot
What do I tell my wife
What should I tell my kids
Why is daddy hurt and crying
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In Silence
03:36
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You said that I was why we're fighting
But I knew you were lying
You said why can't we just keep talking
But by then I was walking
And as I drove way she held me once again as always
So weary of the broken heart that she was always nursing
Running, crossing over state lines
My babies sleeping calmly
Sitting in silence before sleeping
Knowing it's the last time
Don't talk, don't worry
We've not be robbed
We've only escaped in a hurry
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