Amazingly good! U don’t cry but we do ))

Heard the name in a stranger’s song,
Some said he was here, then gone.
Built of fire and second chances,
Left behind a trail of dances.

They say he smiled through aching bones,
Gave his light, though he walked alone.
Never asked for much, just peace,
But gave his blood so we’d be free.

He held the world with shattered hands,
Built his strength from sinking sand…

Joshua… they still whisper your name,
Like a legend caught in the pouring rain.
You gave it all, though you were barely whole,
Carried the lost, burned through your soul.
And I don’t know if you ever found home…
But damn, you never walked alone.

He loved like thunder, broke like glass,
Hid his pain behind a laugh.
Took the blows and wore the blame,
Never once forgot a name.

He’d pour his drink for the quiet ones,
Tell the moon about battles won.
But no one saw him bleed at night,
When no one watched, he’d lose the fight.

He held the world with shattered hands,
Built his strength from sinking sand…

Joshua… they still whisper your name,
Like a legend caught in the pouring rain.
You gave it all, though you were barely whole,
Carried the lost, burned through your soul.
And I don’t know if you ever found home…
But damn, you never walked alone.

There’s a man in the mirror sometimes,
Wearing your smile, your crooked lines.
And I wonder if you’re looking through —
Or maybe, you’re still walking too…

Joshua… they still whisper your name,
Through these towns, through loss and flame.
You gave your love, though your heart was torn,
A gentle storm, forever worn…

Joshua

I lied in the silence, wore peace like a mask.

I Lied in the Silence opens Act IV – Fading Room, a chapter shaped by quiet rage and unresolved guilt.
This song speaks from the still-burning core hidden beneath false calm — where silence wasn’t healing, but hiding.

🎭 Part of the emotional concept series Ashes in Motion
🔥 Act IV – Fading Room

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The verses paint stark images of factories, fields, and battlefronts, where sweat, struggle, and silence forge both despair and hope. The chorus swells with a martial cadence, echoing the sound of fifes and drums, embodying the march of generations bound to labor and sacrifice. Yet beneath the weight of struggle lies a yearning for freedom, redemption, and a dream beyond the plow and the battlefield.

Blending raw storytelling with soaring refrains, To Work and to War is at once haunting and inspiring. It’s a song for dreamers and fighters alike — an ode to endurance, solidarity, and the relentless pursuit of meaning in the face of hardship.

To Work And To War

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A cinematic, emotionally charged track that blends electric guitar riffs (Iron Edge) with tribal and jungle-inspired drums (Root Rhythm), set against a backdrop of atmospheric strings and ambient pads (Memory Veil), The vocals are delivered with a Soul-Crest quality — raw, melodic, and rising — blending clarity with emotional depth, Layered into the composition are subtle Gregorian-style chant harmonies (Chant Echo) for spiritual gravity, and touches of acoustic string warmth (Earth String) for grounding

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