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Jacob
"Jacob's a fine boy
but his parents don't get along
they hardly talk, when they do
he thinks he's done something wrong
he heard all the screaming
as he lay down to bed
he should have been sleeping
but he listened instead
they say he's fine
it's not his fault
between the lines he somehow got caught
'and in our game
it's more like war
i just don't think i love you anymore'
he picked up the phone
his tears touched the receiver
his grandmother answered down in Tempe
he told her the story
that his daddy was leaving
she tried to convince him it was nothing he'd done
she said 'you're fine
it's not your fault
between the lines
you somehow got caught
and in their game
it sounds more like war
i just don't think she loves him anymore'
Jacob's a father
and his kids are in teens
he's done what he could to make meager ends meet
when it comes down to family
it's the primary goal
to keep the thing working
no matter the toll
his sons heard them screaming
about something he said
he opened the door and invited them in
he said 'Now sons
it's not your fault
between the lines you somehow got caught
so when you're hurt
you lean on the crutch
but i still love your mother very much'
he said 'Now sons
it's not your fault
between the lines you somehow got caught
so when you're hurt
you lean on the crutch
but i still love your mother very much'
when you're hurt
lean to me
oh"
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oh"
lean to me
when you're hurt
but i still love your mother very much'
you lean on the crutch
so when you're hurt
between the lines you somehow got caught
it's not your fault
he said 'Now sons
but i still love your mother very much'
you lean on the crutch
so when you're hurt
between the lines you somehow got caught
it's not your fault
he said 'Now sons
he opened the door and invited them in
about something he said
his sons heard them screaming
no matter the toll
to keep the thing working
it's the primary goal
when it comes down to family
he's done what he could to make meager ends meet
and his kids are in teens
Jacob's a father
i just don't think she loves him anymore'
it sounds more like war
and in their game
you somehow got caught
between the lines
it's not your fault
she said 'you're fine
she tried to convince him it was nothing he'd done
that his daddy was leaving
he told her the story
his grandmother answered down in Tempe
his tears touched the receiver
he picked up the phone
i just don't think i love you anymore'
it's more like war
'and in our game
between the lines he somehow got caught
it's not his fault
they say he's fine
but he listened instead
he should have been sleeping
as he lay down to bed
he heard all the screaming
he thinks he's done something wrong
they hardly talk, when they do
but his parents don't get along
"Jacob's a fine boy
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