Despite it All

(Verse 1)
The curtain falls on the premiere, applause thunders through the hall.
Actors played their parts so bravely, now they rest after it all.
Yet here comes the return to a lost, unfinished scene,
Where once again, like an artist, you add colors on the canvas, keen.

(Verse 2)
Let’s touch up the brilliance, find details hidden in plain sight.
Your image stands unique, your eyes reflect a sorrowed light.
The cry of your soul sounds different, silence echoes with its pain.
Your path remains unmoving, only walls around remain.

(Chorus)
You know, it’s almost fascinating, what answer hides inside of you.
If you break down the inner walls, you’ll see things you never knew.
How many notes compose the melody your soul brings to life?
Your love lives within my heart—despite it all, it still survives.

(Verse 3)
Silently, we keep on walking; now each of us goes their own way.
It took us too long to understand what we truly lost that day.
You can’t turn back the clock, nor rewrite all our mistakes.
Everything around us speaks of us—like an endless torture that never breaks.

(Bridge)
In dreams appears the hero, who saves a princess from her plight.
But once again, just disappears, saying nothing, vanishing out of sight.
And the cycle of meetings crashes in, like thunder’s rolling tone.
But someday we will leave our fantasies, and forget it all like a dream long gone.

(Chorus)
You know, it’s almost fascinating, what answer hides inside of you.
If you break down the inner walls, you’ll see things you never knew.
How many notes compose the melody your soul brings to life?
Your love lives within my heart—despite it all, it still survives.

(Outro)
Now the morning sun is shining, but you are no longer there.
Yet the curtain has been lifted, letting me find myself somewhere.

(Final chorus)
You know, it’s almost fascinating, what answer hides inside of you.
If you break down the inner walls, you’ll see things you never knew.
How many notes compose the melody your soul brings to life?
Your love lives within my heart—despite it all, it still survives...