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Now they call it survivor's guilt.
And I couldn't understand why, ya know,
it was him and not me.
We were close together, we weren't that far apart
from each other.
Why the mortar got him, and I was left unscathed,
I didn't have a scratch on me,
other than dirt from the explosion.
And for years and years it bothered me.
And I tried to wrestle with it,
and I tried to cope with it,
and come up with solutions
and never could do anything
until I started going to cognitive therapy.
And we started going through it step by step.
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