We've forgotten all of our names 
 In the streets we used to play in 
 When our mothers called us back to sleep 
 In the homes we used to pray in 
 Where I would lay there at your feet 
 Sometimes I think that I might can be the same 
 Again 

 We've worn out the heavy clothes 
 That our fathers used to grieve in 
 And left them in the empty tomb 
 That my sister first believed in 
 And what's worse is just to know 
 What once was sweetest is now barren in the snow 
 Again 

 In the nights my thoughts have tried 
 To return and then to reconcile 
 That I have nothing to resist 
 Just contentment of a life less lived 
 And did you know 
 Did you know that you're the only part 
 To twist me by the arm 
 And take me to an answer why 

 It hurts more 
 Everyday