Words and Music by Ted Kirkpatrick    The case of George Dedlow  Double amputee, one of 500,000  Civil War casualties  Suffered a phenomenon so bizarre  Even the doctors looked on from afar    How can you feel a leg that isn't even there?  From cold to burning heat  To pain beyond compare  Clinically known as phantomb limb  So hard to treat, prognosis dim    Brachial plexus avulsion  They told you cycles were dangerous  Nerves ripped from the spinal cord  You certainly need the Lord    But just like the feeling in your arm that is gone  You've severed communication with Him all along  Even though you know it's totally wrong  Spiritual death kicks off its swan song    Don't throw away the years He gives you  By hardening your heart within you  And if you cut off both your own legs  And you have sworn just to ignore Him  The phantom limb will start to haunt you  He wants to bring you back, revive you