The Darkest Hour
The insignificence of every event
The lie's and the tear's of a youth mispent
Tediously dragging the day's turn to night
Without the energy to put up a fight
A million strange face's locked in one's mind
A million strange faces each one so unkind
Debating to do, or to just sit and die
Debating to reason or to not even try
Stretching out an hand, grasping at space
Not a life, an existance
At an endless pace
Looking out on reality
So cold and so cruel
Hiding in the past, who was the fool
For a million strange faces
Then can only stare
A million strange faces
What do they care
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