(originally by Johnny Cash)
We're in the church house kneeling down
We're in the subways underground
We're in the bars and on the street
We drive a truck we walk a beat
We're in the mills and factories
We make the steel we cut the trees
A thousand-yard stare, eyes of glass
But we will see you when you pass
We lost our homes, we lost our dreams
All our goals have turned into schemes
We hurt each other and ourselves
So after long, traumatic spells
We are the walking
We are the walking
We are the walking wounded
We cried out from the deepest pit
But rise back up each time we're hit
We fell from power and from grace
But resurrection's in our face
We're just like little girls and boys
We play with grown up toys
We never thought of sink or swim
My brother hurts me so I hurt him
We are the walking
We are the walking
We are the walking wounded
Like a circle, round and round
We go up so we come down
We don't explain or apologize
We pull the veil across our eyes
We see through your fake refrain
But we won't let you see our pain
You may not know us but you will see
There are more than you'd believe
We are the walking
We are the walking
We are the walking
We are the walking
We are the walking
We are the walking
We are the walking wounded
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