Name: Cell 29-D
Duration: P00H02M42S
Description: My great grandmother, who just recently passed away, used to always lovingly joke -- "well, you're worth 29 cents!" In her last year, at the age of 90, she had lost all real communication with the outside world and was trapped in her own little world-- quite a difference from the wild life she lived.

Cell 29-D

from The Day I Saw The Sun by The Weekdays

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My great grandmother, who just recently passed away, used to always lovingly joke -- "well, you're worth 29 cents!" In her last year, at the age of 90, she had lost all real communication with the outside world and was trapped in her own little world-- quite a difference from the wild life she lived.

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They say there's no room in prison for instability
Just a padded room where a loon makes no attempt at remembering
But where's the home for the one who couldn't hurt a single fly
It's not that she wouldn't try, it just it hurts too much to comply

I fell in love with cell 29-D
Yeah, I fell in love with cell 29-D

She sat there, quietly playing all her games
Shriveled and hurting, didn't know my name
She did before but that was - oh so long ago
And we both know things aren't the same, and that'll never grow

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from The Day I Saw The Sun, released March 30, 2010
Nathan Walker - drums, vocals, acoustic guitar, dobro, claps
Stephen Smith - acoustic & electric guitars, claps
Taylor Hall - bass guitar

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