| For every tatter in its mortal dress |
| I cannot go to General Woodman with a tatter piece. |
| I notice you have a small tatter on your front. |
| I'm going to get more tatter-tots. |
| Though time may tatter |
| For every tatter in its mortal dress |
| I cannot go to General Woodman with a tatter piece. |
| I notice you have a small tatter on your front. |
| I'm going to get more tatter-tots. |
| Though time may tatter |
| Who watches and catches the laughter which softly tears me to tatters" |
| 'Our theory about the two lakes being connected was in tatters. |
| 'Twas a life in tatters, but then he came |
| Narrator) And after his long day, the truce thwarted, the peace talks in tatters, |
| These trappings - These tatters |
| Who watches and catches the laughter which softly tears me to tatters" |
| 'Our theory about the two lakes being connected was in tatters. |
| 'Twas a life in tatters, but then he came |
| Narrator) And after his long day, the truce thwarted, the peace talks in tatters, |
| These trappings - These tatters |
| 'Beneath its skyline's tattered shards lay a million broken dreams." |
| A tattered pair of socks, a stained coffee mug, an unpaid bill, a pair of eyeglasses on the dresser..." |
| An aged man is but a paltry thing, a tattered coat upon a stick... unless soul clap its hands and sing." |
| Like an old coat that is tattered and torn |
| Like an old coat that is tattered and torn |
| 'Beneath its skyline's tattered shards lay a million broken dreams." |
| A tattered pair of socks, a stained coffee mug, an unpaid bill, a pair of eyeglasses on the dresser..." |
| An aged man is but a paltry thing, a tattered coat upon a stick... unless soul clap its hands and sing." |
| Like an old coat that is tattered and torn |
| Like an old coat that is tattered and torn |
