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Verse 1
I always (E minor) tried very hard, every
judge I know of does,
to not show emotion on the bench.
The reason, if you do show emotion,
the jury might take it that you're
favoring one side or another.
So you try to remain passive,
emotionless, objective.
I do (G major) have to admit that (E minor) in the
Adams case,
and I've really never said this,
Doug
Mulder's final argument was one
I had never heard before
or about the thin blue line
of police
that separated the public from anarchy.
I have to concede that there,
my eyes kind of welled up when I heard that.
It did get to me emotionally,
but I don't think I showed it. (G major) (C major)
You (E minor)
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