Sunday, December 17, 2006


When I was a young boy,my Father took me into the city,to see a marching band.He said "Son when, you grow up, will you be, the savior of the broken, the beaten and the damned."He said "will you defeat them, your demons and all the non-believers, the plans they have made."Because one day I leave you,A phantom to lead you in the summer,To join the black parade."When I was a young boy,My father took me into the cityTo see a marching band.He said, "Son when you grow up, will you be the saviour of the broken, The beaten and the damned?"Sometimes I get the feeling she's watching over me.And other times I feel like I should go.Through it all, the rise and fall, the bodies in the streets.When you're gone we want you all to knowWe'll Carry on,We'll Carry onThough your dead and gone believe meYour memory will carry onCarry onWe'll carry onAnd in my heart I cant contain itThe anthem wont explain it.and we will send you reeling from decimated dreamsYour misery and hate will kill us allSo paint it black and take it backLets shout it loud and cleardo you fight it to the endwe hear the call toto carry onwe'll carry onThough your dead and gone believe meYour memory will carry onwe'll carry onand though you're broken and defeatedyou're wiery widow marches onand on we carry through the fearsooh oh ohhhhheres the poignant faces of you piers [?]ooh oh ohhhhtake a look at me cos i could not care at alldo or dieyou'll never make mecos the world, will never take my heartyou can try, you'll never break mewant it all, i'm gonna play this partwont explain or say i'm sorryim not ashamed, i'm gonna show my scaryou're the chair, for all the broken [?]lose it here, because it's only..i'm just a man, i'm not a herojust a boy, whos meant to sing this songjust a man, i'm not a heroi, don't, carecarry onwe'll carry onThough your dead and gone believe meYour memory will carry onwe'll carry onand though you're broken and defeatedyou're wiery widow marches onwe'll carry onwe'll carry onwe'll carry onwe'll carrywe'll carry on

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