The War - Sanders Bohlke

Oh your Sunday dress ain’t too much for armor

Oh for me, my mother’s son

Said you were from a wretched father

Oh the sweet swift of the silent gun

Oh my knees are praying for water

Holy city, fall to me

Oh and watch the face of this burning brother

Oh and bury me with mercy

Well I may worry

Well I may speak

Well I may see war in this money

May I never worry

May I never speak

May I never see the hour of disbelief

Will you right these wrongs if this shall be?

Well I may show love, oh pray for me

And if I rise from these flames and the misery

Will you mend these wings that I’m flying with?

Well I may worry

Well I may speak

Well I may see war in this money

May I never worry

May I never worry

May I never see the hour of disbelief

May I never see the hour of disbelief

Will you right these wrongs if this shall be?

Will you mend these wings that I’m flying with?