**Verse 1** There’s a knock on every doorway, promises on every street, Maps get redrawn by rumors, and the budget won’t meet. They talk like saints in sunlight, but the dark comes back around, When the broken roads remember how it feels to go without. **Chorus 1** So we sing, we won’t be quiet, Hands to heart, eyes to sky— If the truth costs them their comfort, We’ll pay it anyway. Oh, we sing, and keep on walking, From the fear to something new— When the answers never arrive, We make the question sing. ### **Verse 2** A clerk stamps forms in silence, while the clock runs out of luck, Doctor says “come back later,” kids just learn to tough it up. A meeting turns to murmurs, then a slogan takes the stage, But the harm stays like a shadow where the tired people age. ### **Chorus 2** So we sing, we won’t be quiet, Hands to heart, eyes to sky— If the truth costs them their comfort, We’ll pay it anyway. Oh, we sing, and keep on walking, From the fear to something new— When the answers never arrive, We make the question sing. ### **Verse 3** There’s a committee for everything, but nothing gets fixed in time, A dozen charts for comfort, while the hunger keeps its rhyme. We’ve seen plans get buried slowly under paperwork and blame, And every season asks the same old question: “Who’s to blame?” ### **Chorus 3** So we sing, we won’t be quiet, Hands to heart, eyes to sky— If the truth costs them their comfort, We’ll pay it anyway. Oh, we sing, and keep on walking, From the fear to something new— When the answers never arrive, We make the question sing.