[Verse 1] They sit in small apartments with a city humming low, Writing down the reasons that the old ways have to go. With tired hands and hopeful hearts, they stare into the night, Trying to turn a lonely spark into a roomful of light. [Pre-Chorus] No one claps when you’re the first to say What everybody sees and turns away. [Chorus] We’re the lonely ones with a love too loud, Standing in the dark, trying to break through the crowd. If you want the world to change, you start with one voice, one flame, And even when it feels like nothing moves, We keep saying it anyway. [Verse 2] They’re called too soft, too strange, too much, too idealistic, But every better future starts with someone being explicit. On doorsteps, in the break room, on a train ride home at dawn, They carry all the doubt and still keep carrying on. [Pre-Chorus] No one sees the weight we shoulder here, Turning private hope into something clear. [Chorus] We’re the lonely ones with a love too loud, Standing in the dark, trying to break through the crowd. If you want the world to change, you start with one voice, one flame, And even when it feels like nothing moves, We keep saying it anyway. [Bridge] Maybe change begins as a lonely line, A stubborn heart refusing to resign. One by one, we find each other there, And the silence breaks when we finally care. [Final Chorus] We’re the lonely ones with a love too loud, Standing in the dark, but we’re building a crowd. If you want the world to change, you start with one voice, one flame, And even when it feels like nothing moves, We keep saying it anyway.
