Wood & wire
by Thrice
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14 years behind these bars,
In 12-foot square of cold cement.
I´ve lost nearly everything,
For a crime of which I´m innocent.
But all my suffering´s a light and momentary pain,
While the weight of an endless glory still remains to me.
A dead man walking down the hall,
To meet a mess of wood and wire.
They lead me where men fear to tread-
But towards the thing I most desire.
For all my suffering´s a light and momentary pain,
While the weight of an endless glory still remains.
Throw the switch son; I know you ain´t got a choice.
The dawn is coming; all is well, I will rejoice.
In 12-foot square of cold cement.
I´ve lost nearly everything,
For a crime of which I´m innocent.
But all my suffering´s a light and momentary pain,
While the weight of an endless glory still remains to me.
A dead man walking down the hall,
To meet a mess of wood and wire.
They lead me where men fear to tread-
But towards the thing I most desire.
For all my suffering´s a light and momentary pain,
While the weight of an endless glory still remains.
Throw the switch son; I know you ain´t got a choice.
The dawn is coming; all is well, I will rejoice.