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Artist: Thrice
Canonical path: /thrice/wood-amp-wire
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Wood & Wire
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Wood & Wire
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14 years behind these bars, 12 foot square of cold cement
I've lost nearly everything for a crime of which I'm innocent
For all my sufferings lie in momentary pain
While the wait of endless glory still remains to me
Dead man walking down the halls between a mess of wood and wire
Believe me when I fear to tread towards the thing I most desire
For all my sufferings lie in momentary pain
While the wait of endless glory still remains
Throw the switch on; I know you ain't got a choice
The dawn is coming
All is well, I will rejoice
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