There's a factoryStanding emptyWhere we builtYour chevroletAnd we sent ourKids to collegeOn a forty hour wageBut now the windowsAll are brokenThere's graffitiOn the wallsAnd the kids cameHome from collegeAnd took a jobDown at the mallAnd the winterIs getting longerAnd this townIs frozen nowAnd I can't remember summerIt feels like springMay never comeThere's a half fullWhiskey bottleOn the tableBy my bedAnd there's a hollowIn the pillowWhere she usedTo lay her headAnd all the dreamsAnd all the memoriesFaded picturesAnd crooked framesHang in silenceDown the hallwayIn the chillOf what remainsNow the winterIs getting colderAnd my heartIs frozen nowAnd I can'tRemember summerIt feels like springMay never comeShades of hopelessOn the facesOf the souls whoStand in lightAnd holy jesusHangs on crossesAnd I hear motherMary cryingHalleluiahHalleluiahSoon it allWill disappearBuried underThe snows of winterJust like we allWere never here