(Verse 1) You sit there, upright, still as stone, Restless, weary, utterly alone. So tired your body barely stays, In this position, lost in hazy days. You scan the room with empty, hollow eyes, A tightness in your throat, a muffled cry. Your chest constricts, a heavy, painful squeeze, Tears welling up, finding no release. (Chorus) You want to scream, to shatter every wall, But no sound comes, you give no call. Inside, a storm of raging waves resides, In your head you hear peoples words "You're the strongest soul I've ever met," feelings and word colide inside (Verse 2) You step outside, to grasp a breath of air, To try and open pathways, beyond despair. The scream returns inside, a pressure in your chest, But you were taught your feelings to suppress. To be the strong one, graceful, and so kind, To bury deep the turmoil in your mind. (Chorus) You want to scream, to shatter every wall, But no sound comes, you give no call. Inside, a storm of raging waves resides, In your head you hear peoples words "You're the strongest soul I've ever met," feelings and word colide inside (Bridge) But strength's not silence; it's the right to feel, To let the tears flow, the wounds to heal. The bravest thing you'll do, is break the chain, To let the wildness roar, to ease the pain. (Chorus) (Female) You start to scream, to shatter every wall, A mighty sound comes, you give your call. Inside, the storm of raging waves subsides, "You're the strongest soul," your own voice confides. (Outro) The walls may crumble, the tears may freely fall, But you rise stronger, standing proud and tall.
