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Beth's Testimony
Alternative Folk
Beth's Testimony was released on March 15, 2024 by Ben Thomas as a part of the album Marooned Folktales - EP
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Release DateMarch 15, 2024
LabelBen Thomas
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM89

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Benjamin Alan Thomas
Benjamin Alan Thomas
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Benjamin Alan Thomas
Benjamin Alan Thomas
Songwriter

Lyrics

Beth keeps her hands below the table
She refused to meet the gaze of someone who decides her fate
She's sat underneath a flickering lightbulb
Like as a child, she dreamt of spotlights. It was never quite this way
She can't believe that fateful day
She had seen it from the door frame
She remembers how it all went down
When her husband came home late from work, but said he's out of town
She kept a rifle by the bed and double locked the doors in case
She never saw it coming when he walked into the room
She pulled the trigger faster than a wolf howls at the moon
Now it's her turn to testify and pray to god, the jury
In the end want her alive
Sat in a crowd of numbered faces
She don't have to testify, it couldn't help her case
The public singing out her praises
The only other witness lying dead inside their grave
When they had asked her what had happened
She took the stand and laid it out then
She is sure of how it all went down
When her husband came home from the bar, but said he's staying out
She kept a rifle by the bed and triple locked the doors in case
She never saw it coming when he walked into the room
She pulled the trigger faster than a draft in a saloon
Now it's her turn to testify and pray to god, the jury
In the end want her alive
The only one who knows how it went down
She found her husband in the house that night with no one else around
She grabbed the rifle by the bed and she remembered what he'd said
He never saw it coming when he said there's someone else
She pulled the trigger fast and called the sheriff on herself
She made the choice to testify and pray to god, the jury
In the end won't tell her lie
Written by: Benjamin Alan Thomas
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