There comes a point in a man's life,
When frustration overwhelms his moral sanity;
The child inside him dies in battle,
As he gives in to the world outside.

When you realise all they want is to see you crying,
The rich are greedy and they want more;
The only way to escape this horrendous cycle,
Is to bend the law according to your will.

*And that's when society rejects you. For protecting your mind, for protecting your heart.

It's easy to rebel
It's easy to fight back
But it's difficult to take the hits
And remain silent.

I wonder if you dream the same dreams as I do,
If the same thoughts haunt you too;
If you shed the same tears in the dark of the morning,
And pray the same prayers before you pass out.

I wonder if you are still the person that I used to know,
For whom I could break my bones,
For whom I could break my pride,
For whom I could break my heart.

I understand,
But I don't relate;
I show,
But I don't feel.

To hide my wisdom,
To protect my freedom;
Foolishness to put on a veil,
Silence will prevail.

Through storms and rains,
Through sorrows and pains;
When all words fail,
Silence will prevail.

After treacherous lies,
After goodwill dies;
When my heart is frail,
Silence will prevail.

There's a lens to my eye,
There's a filter to my ear;
There's a seal on my mouth,
And a mask on my face.

There's patience in my mind,
But frost bites in my heart;
It feels a little lonelier,
And yet a little safer.

Search for my life,
Search for myself;
'Cause maybe I'm still,
Somewhere lost in you.