[ti:] [ar:] [al:] [00:32.89]We laid our names to rest [00:37.31]Along the dotted line. [00:45.21]We left our date of birth [00:49.36]And our history behind. [00:53.05]We were full of life, [00:55.78]We could barely hold it in. [00:58.96]We were amateurs at war, [01:01.89]Strangers to suffering. [01:05.12]We made our families proud [01:08.02]But scared at the same time. [01:11.30]We promised we’d be safe, [01:13.98]Another lie from the front lines. [01:17.43]Our backs against the wall, [01:20.35]We’re surrounded and afraid. [01:23.24]Our lives now in the hands [01:26.52]Of the soldiers taking arms. [01:30.06]Our questions ricochet [01:32.38]Like broken satellites: [01:35.47]How our bodies, born to heal, [01:39.05]Become so prone to die? [01:53.02]Though time is ruthless, [01:56.54]It showed us kindness in the end, [02:00.80]By slowing down enough, [02:03.28]A second chance to make amends. [02:06.46]As life replayed, we heard a voice proclaim: [02:13.52]"lay your weapons down!“ [02:16.25]They’re calling off the war [02:19.43]On account of losing track [02:22.42]Of what we’re fighting for." [02:25.90]So we found our way back home, [02:28.58]Let our cuts and bruises heal. [02:31.77]While a brand-new war began, [02:34.95]One that no one else could feel. [02:38.33]Our nights have grown so long. [02:41.06]Now we beg for sound advice. [02:43.84]"let the brokenness be felt “ [02:46.92]'til you reach the other side. [02:50.27]There is goodness in the heart [02:53.11]Of every broken man [02:56.44]Who comes right up to the edge [02:59.11]Of losing everything he has." [03:09.32]We were young enough to sign [03:11.86]Along the dotted line. [03:21.31]Now we’re young enough to try [03:24.31]To build a better life. [03:30.70]To build a better life.