It's so simple when you bring it back
Yeah it's a shit show when I fall through the cracks
And you're so brittle and I'm outta wack
I'm gonna have a fist go, fist go, fist go right through the back
So don't bother with that, yeah don't bother with this
Don't tell me what I told you, cuz I ain't said shit
Yeah don't bother with that, yeah don't bother with this
Don't tell me what I told you, cuz I ain't said shit
And we could be, a ghost
And you could bleed, all alone, all alone
And we could be, a ghost
And you could bleed, all alone, all alone
And I can't see
How my mind deceived me
And I still bleed
When the ghost from my past comes to hunt me down
I don't need anything, no worldly possessions
Early to my birthday, what's it mean without my presence
I've been traveling cross state lines between heaven and hell
If you're asking why I drove that night, well I can't even tell because
We could be, a ghost
And you could bleed, all alone, all alone
And we could be, a ghost
And you could bleed, all alone, all alone
And we could be, a ghost
And you could bleed, all alone, all alone
And we could be, a ghost
And you could bleed, all alone, all alone


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    My Interpretation

    I'm not sure how accurate this is but to me it seems to correspond a lot with the story of the Earp brothers with the murder of Morgan Earp and the ensuing vendetta ride. The Sons of Cain and the Tax Collector representing the cowboys and their leader. I'm not certain but that's the story it tells to me

    Llamawithahaton June 11, 2015   Link

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