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In A Jail Cell
He sits in his room on the floor with his head down
 And he closes his ears tight so he won’t hear a sound
 Wrapped in a blanket so his body won’t feel cold
 His tears fall down his face as the pain unfolds
 
 As he remember the days that he looked her in her eyes
 He regrets what he has done but it’s too late to apologize
 Now he rocks back and forth because the evidence will remain
 And he’ll always see the tears he forced his young daughter to drain
 
 With a house that is empty but filled with loud voices
 He now paces around the kitchen where he made his destructive choices
 He wakes up every day in a room that mumbles
 And the bed that he lays in begins to tumble
 
 Until one day he hears a knock on the front door
 And then a loud ka-boom! As he gets knocked to the floor
 With his hands behind his back he yells please no
 As he is escorted to a car he remembers a long time ago
 
 When he had a wife and a beautiful young girl
 That always smiled which made his life twirl
 Now he wakes up everyday in a place called hell
 Where he now spends his life in a little jail cell

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