1. |
The Way
05:02
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The sun in your eyes
You rose in the sky
Flying higher than ever
Praised by the crowd
Sliding in the ether
Your magnificence
Created the illusions
You hid in the glare
Their blinded screams
Their gaping mouths
Waiting for you to fall
As I turned my back
The heat burned you
And you fell down
You fell down
We do this alone
All I could do
Was to walk away
We do this alone
And hear the feast
We do this alone
Going along the path
I do realize that
There is no goal
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2. |
Replacements
11:14
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3. |
Mute
09:27
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That space in the corner
A doubt overthrown
The question lingers
Silence beckons
What needs to be said?
Momentary lapse of cause
A failure to push
When a shove is needed
They say a circle can fit inside a square
Some things
Are left un-moved
A silent suffering
This veil of dread
Suffocating
And exit in sight
Or stand
Somehow
Words must be said
Obnoxious point of view
This noose of fear
Tightening
Guilty in none
Just speak
Social
De-formaty
A diamond in the rough
The cease to give in
To toxic hate
Overthrow yourself
Help the few
Tie your words
A bind to that which haunts you
Tie your words
They aren’t needed here
Tire your mouth
only hurt follows you
Tire your speech
I cannot mute anymore
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4. |
Shadow Of Another
08:32
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