Dogma

(Verse 1) Born with eyes wide open, staring into endless skies, We built our truths on questions, not the comfort of replies. But shadows whispered softly, “Don’t you wander far from home,” They drew the lines of Heaven, and left our souls alone. (Pre-Chorus) Every word a chain of light, Every law a blinded sight, And all the colors fade to white… (Chorus) Dogma builds the walls of faith and fire, Cages thought and kills desire, Silences the child who asks “Why?” Freedom burns where truth should rise, And the stars go dark behind our eyes. (Verse 2) They said the world was perfect — only broken when we dream, That sin begins in questions, and salvation in the scheme. But knowledge is a river — it floods the holy ground, And drowns the crowns of tyrants who fear what can’t be bound. (Pre-Chorus) Every temple hides a scar, Every prayer forgets the star, That led us here from what we are… (Chorus) Dogma builds the walls of faith and fire, Turns the truth into a choir, Of echoing voices that never think why. Freedom burns where thought should climb, And the self dissolves in borrowed rhymes. (Bridge) Tear the veil, awaken the dream, There’s no holy war in a flowing stream. Every heart’s a universe unseen, Every mind a spark — divine, not clean. (Breakdown) We were gods before we kneeled, Before the word became our shield, Before the fear became the field… And we forgot how light can heal. (Final Chorus) Dogma builds the walls of faith and fire, Chokes the wind of soul’s desire, But truth still hums beneath the choir’s lie. Burn the scrolls, unchain the sky — And let the human spirit fly. (Outro) No creed can name the infinite, No law can hold the mind’s sunrise. When belief becomes a prison, It’s reason that survives.