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The Midwest Quiet - Exit Wounds Lyrics

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  • Spent the summer touring bible colleges
  • and playing football with future marines
  • Who would strangle their mothers with telephone wires
  • And make their fists fly at the first sign of green
  • Spent November trailing Scientologists
  • and ringing doorbells with small town police
  • Who would bury their brothers in hollowed-out tree trunks
  • And then grind their bones into shiny jewelry
  • When I came home, my table was set
  • When I saw you, I tried to forget
  • How long this life goes on for some like you
  • Spent my winter hearing radio silence
  • and reading letters from lonely naval plebes
  • Who would ship off to battle Kuwaiti fires
  • and send their stories to hometown dioceses
  • When I came home, my table was set
  • When I saw you, I tried to forget
  • How long this life goes on for some like you

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