Lo and behold! Your mother is drinking again
This might be the coldest winter since records began
You were a low moon, steady with wintry calm
Leading the children softly across the farm

Each morning you'd march your sisters like soldiers to school
Cause lo and behold! Your father had drunk all the fuel
You were a low moon, steady with wintry calm
Somewhere inside the fire of your youth went dark

But you swear blind there is no weight in the water pail
You say "My love, you take the cards that you're dealt
Cause there's no guiding light arching a line to Bethlehem
If it's dark outside you light the fire yourself"

Darling when the ice caps melt
When the devil's in the bible belt
Don't cower in your bed

I'll be on the 5:45
You can meet me at the railway line
And don't look so scared

Cause we've been through worse than this before we could talk
The trick of it is, don't be afraid any more


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Bible Belt Lyrics as written by Jonathan Warren Jon Warren

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    "We've been through worst than this before we could talk" hit me hard. Made me have a great realization about someone I needed to get out of my life to feel myself and happy again.

    heartsignson April 13, 2012   Link

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