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I dreamt our boy lost his sight last night,
but
I think it meant he was dead.
I watched the life seep from his eyes
as I
cradled his sweet head.

And I called your name, and I called your name.

In this dream
you slept with another man;
a stranger shared my bed.
Her body cold,
her lips unknown to me,
I woke choking on dread.

(Chorus)

I get to feeling weak
sometimes, like
it's more than I can take
to know I've got your lives
in my hands and
sometimes my hands shake.

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from What Did You Do During The War, Daddy?, released February 8, 2008
Greg Bennett: Bass
Pete Nuwayser: Drums, percussion
Eric Tischler: Guitars, vocals, and keyboards

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