Face are ambiguous It's not too hard explaining this But there is no real face that fits an objective depression
Let it be a lesson Not to judge others by their discretions Silence can be the embodiment for the saddest people of them all
People big and people small That minds that stand and the ones that fall We can all relate to the pains of the others around us
Yet remain so soundless Never finding commons grounds and, Becoming trapped in a cycle of solitude How could we be so rude? When there are millions of others who suffer the same sorrows as our own
Maybe not full blown But at least enough to be known That there is someone out there who relates to our pain
Cause it's a stain in our brains That makes us think we're insane We must open up to others And not lead lives that are mundane
Everyone carries with them, a face of depression So let it be a lesson That there's no objective face to depression
Face are ambiguous It's not too hard explaining this But there is no face that fits an objective depression
So let it be a lesson Not to judge based on impressions Smiles help hide the saddest souls of all
People big and small With minds that stand and ones that fall We can all somehow relate to the pains of the others around us
But yet remain so soundless Never finding commons grounds and Becoming trapped in our own cycle of solitude
How could we be so rude When there are millions of others who suffer the same sorrows as our own
Maybe not full blown But at least enough to be known That there are actually others who can relate to your pain
Sorrows may stain our brains Sometimes making us think we're insane But we must open up to others And refrain from being abstain
Everyone carries with them, a face of depression So let it be a lesson That there's no objective face to depression