South of the border
The boy in the next flat was tall and thin
He practised his soccer skills in the hall
Until the day the gunmen came
Now he doesn’t need a ball.
I was in my kitchen
When the noise shook the block
I don’t remember the time
Maybe 8 o clock.
I do remember his face
Before the bullets hit
I found him and his family
And now I’m losing my wits.
I can’t think
And I can’t feel to smile
And I’m too scared to stay
So I’ve fled 5225 miles.
The Dr’s here tell me I’m in shock
They call it PTSD
What you see is a zombie
Where I used to be.