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Greenwheel ~ Louder Than Words


Can you hear me not so loud a whisper It seems as though it fades away before you hear what I have to say Words can’t offer you agreement They’re injustice to the songs you sing undermining your best intentions Silence speaks louder than words sometimes but not everybody listens It be known to all who’d only shut their mouth Can you hear me now that I am screaming I can’t tell a difference made with that blank stare on your face How do I explain what I am feeling Just open up the cage today It’s a small price to pay Although there may be indiscretion, remind yourself to play along Block out your repetition and remind yourself who’s in the wrong with you more free lyrics

Can you hear me not so loud a whisper
It seems as though it fades away before you hear what I have to say
Words can’t offer you agreement
They’re injustice to the songs you sing undermining your best intentions
Silence speaks louder than words sometimes but not everybody listens
It be known to all who’d only shut their mouth
Can you hear me now that I am screaming
I can’t tell a difference made with that blank stare on your face
How do I explain what I am feeling
Just open up the cage today
It’s a small price to pay
Although there may be indiscretion, remind yourself to play along
Block out your repetition and remind yourself who’s in the wrong with you

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