The Damage Done

The singer believes that a particular person will trust or believe in them.

Emphasizes that no one else, apart from the mentioned person in line 1, would believe in the singer.

Reiterates that no one else at present believes in the singer.

States that no one should believe in the singer except for the specified individual.

Suggests that the people involved will forgive the singer for certain actions or behaviors.

Repetition emphasizing the potential forgiveness of people, even if they are considered crazy.

If they're crazy

If they're crazy

Declares the singer's intention to stay until the morning arrives.

Expresses the singer's decision not to flee or escape from the town when they leave.

Asserts that the singer won't take responsibility or pay for the consequences of their actions.

Reiterates the singer's intention to remain until morning and advises to keep friends close and love one's enemies.

Keep your friends close

Love your enemy

Reinforces the importance of knowing and being aware of one's enemies, regardless of their size or significance.

Know your enemy

You can't predict those

Little enemies

Little enemies

Little nobodies

Repeated lines emphasizing the singer's determination to stay until morning and not flee the town.

And when I leave this town man I ain't gonna run, no

I'm not paying for the damage done man

I'm not leaving till the morning comes

Further reinforcement of the singer's commitment to stay until morning and not run away, referencing damage caused by gun violence.

And when I leave this town man I ain't gonna run, no

Two shots from a young man's gun

And no love lost here from the damage done

Repetition of the importance of keeping friends close, loving enemies, and being wary of small adversaries.

Love your enemy

Love your enemy

Know your enemy

You can't predict those

Little enemies

Little enemies

Little nobodies

Repeated lines indicating the determination to remain until morning and not flee.

And when I leave this town man I ain't gonna run, no

I'm not paying for the damage done man

I'm not leaving till the morning comes

Reiteration of the commitment not to leave until morning, emphasizing the impact of gun violence and the absence of love due to damage caused.

And when I leave this town man I ain't gonna run, no

Two shots from a young man's gun

And no love lost here from the damage done

Repeated lines emphasizing the singer's commitment to stay until morning and highlighting the consequences of gun violence on relationships.

And when I leave this town, ain't gonna run, no

Two shots from a young man's gun

And no love lost here from the damage done