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Letters Home (Aftermath) Lyrics

Well, the men arrived as the sun began to set
And they pulled a wooden crate
'bout six feet long
I could read the news in their downcast eyes
My boy had passed away
So I stepped inside
'cause there was nothin' left to say
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sephnite On Oct 09, 2013
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Cover art for Letters Home (Aftermath) lyrics by Radical Face

The lyrics are for the wrong song. These are the Lyrics for "Letters Home", which is on the album, "The Family Tree: The Branches". "Letters Home (Aftermath)" is this:

Well the men arrived as the sun began to set, And they pulled a wooden crate 'bout six feet long. I could read the news in their downcast eyes that my boy had passed away, So I stepped inside 'cause there was nothing left to say.

@lookslikei *in their downcast eyes my boy had passed away

"that" was not included, sorry

 
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