A Tear Rolls Down
A tear rolls down
As a boy clutches his bear
It falls and hits the stones of the town
And mixes with the blood that's there
A tear rolls down
The boy holds his mother's hand
Still both clothed in a nightgown
They are hardly able to stand
A tear rolls down
His mother starts to sob
Amazed at what she has found
At the center of the mob
A tear rolls down
Her husband lays there dying
He holds a pendant that's wound
Around his wrist and he's crying
A tear rolls down
From a family now absent of one
War has feasted and soon is bound
To take the father and his vengeful son
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