Two tables in front of me, both support a body
Life is holding tight, but losing its grip inside this lobby
a head wound that looks severe, puncture holes by his ear
His eyes are wide open and he's enveloped in fear
Why'd they bring you HERE? I JUST LOST a patient
And the person next to you, I hope lives to be a patient.
What kind of a person shoots kids? I hope he killed himself
GET THESE TWO PREPPED.....while I go and prep myself.
I don't know who has the other, but I have the first victim
Who has two bullets in his head that somehow didn't kill him.
...
I flip on my saw to the sound of his rhythmic pulse
Everything's gonna be ok as long as I hear his rhythmic pulse
The nurse deciphers vital signs, I begin to cut the dotted lines
But I soon find that the bullets might have to stay on his mind.
The beeps quicken and my hands start to glisten
,DON'T DO THIS TO ME, nurse, NURSE his rate's risen
I'm doing all I can as I hear the beep sustain
This monotone drew pictures of his parents in my brain
As my nurse does CPR I pulled my gloves off in defeat
His heart won't start back up, so I need to take a seat
He was just a child, he had life to look forward too
Now I have giving the news to his parents to look forward too
Step through the door, WHOAH, I almost ran into James
What's this? A sheet of paper holding 6 names
It looks like two families .....wait, is this...?
"Yeah"
Well, who's who and which one is for you?
NO, I'm not doing yours, it was assigned to you.
"Well now it's appointed to you, now I got another patient"
I hate this, now I have to hurt four faces.
Four sets of tears, four sets of grief
Four sets of anger as they attempt to disbelieve.
...
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, I'm sorry to have to say
But your son Charles, 5 minutes ago passed away
I give you my sympathies and I wish I never had to say this
gently tell your daughter she wont have a brother to play with
I can see the confliction as they try to remain calm
By the looks in their eyes, they expected for him to be gone
But to lose your son, that's not an easy thing to manage
I'm branded by the stares as I administer out this damage
We're never stranded on this plane of human existence
And it's always difficult when life gives us resistance
So the ultimate hindrance is death, and I hate when he visits
He takes advantage of the world, always stretching his limits.
...
As I show them into the room, I leave them alone with their son
I have to go back into the lobby so I can talk to the Robinsons
...Straight to the point...
Your son's alive and well, he's now resting in his bed
But the bullets tore through his left arm and his left leg
The damage was so severe, I'm sure you both know....
Well what I'm trying to say is they amputated them both.
Two harsh scowls, streaked with harsh tears
The harsh hate in their eyes confirmed their worst fears
They told me he was an athlete, a champion, one of the best
Said I stole that away from him, said he would prefer death
We if that's how you feel, then you don't love your son
I just left two parents who'd wish that yours was their son
their kid is gone now, and you two have lost your mind
You're actually mad because death left you son behind.
I'm leaving now, but you can see him appreciate his amputation
By the way, I wasn't the one who performed his operation.
...
I wish it wasn't so, but I'm getting use to this
Living in a world that's dominated by violence
So I've learned to play my part, this is my cursed role
The only comfort I find is looking at the payroll.
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