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Sleeper Cell

from Missing Children '63 by The Acid Ballet

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Tonight I'll drink all of my friends
Pray for the next one - it'll be my sorry end
The man at the bar asks me if I want another
Well I spit in his eye and reply "I'll take the bottle"

Now I walk to where you work and I wait outside
As I sit there, I consider if I'll die
Now I walk to where you work and the air is cold
These words mean nothing if they're louder than my actions

Take one - action


Nothing stays secret in our little town
What have you done to my little boy?
I can't sleep tonight, hold my hand
He won't stop crying without me


Hell is for heroes and fuck knows I'm not one
I guess I'll never see you again
Your name is a love letter from Space
And I'll carve it into my right arm


Nothing stays secret in our little town
What have you done to my little boy?
I can't sleep tonight, hold my hand
He won't stop crying without me


I'm in terror every time I try to sleep
In the corner of the room is an open wound
Out of which all my thoughts seep
There's a mother killing her children in my dreams
Every time I think I can turn to God
I see him standing next to me.

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from Missing Children '63, released August 4, 2016

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