Once a Brother...

from Letters to the Living by Letters To The Living

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Verse:
A man sees what he sees
and he sees when things change.
We were family before,
you said “Family we would stay."

How can I trust a man without respect?
One without a face and words I can’t forget.
You’ve held me responsible for choices you made,
and when you send me to hell I'll be sure to remember your name.

Pre-chorus:
And I feel the tension in the air,
I can see the words that you say to me,
they’re breaking me.
Whoa.

And there's no way to amend for this,
I should have known this how it was gonna end.
There's no sound in the wind,
so how could you be heard?

Chorus:
I’m getting claustrophobic.
This tension is too much to take.
The sickness is just so deep.
Don’t blame me for mistakes you have made.

Bridge:
Don't point your finger at me,
if your hand is broken.
Don't point your finger at me,
if your hand is broken.

Pre-chorus:
And I feel the tension in the air,
I can see the words that you say to me,
they’re breaking me.
Whoa.

And there's no way to amend for this,
I should have known this how it was gonna end.
There's no sound in the wind,
so how could you be heard?

Chorus:
I’m getting claustrophobic.
This tension is too much to take.
The sickness is just so deep.
Don’t blame me for mistakes you have made.

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from Letters to the Living, released July 30, 2017

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