Brave soldier

He was at war,

came home acting tough

"I'm fine," he says,

but it's not enough

At the pub each night,

a glass in his hand Alone

he cries,

no one understands

He thinks of all the ones

he left behind

The good friends he lost,

they stay on his mind

The smell of blood,

of corpses,

burnt powder near When the siren

screams, he must be on guard

He has to go out,

save lives,

watch over all He's a medic,

tending to the wounded Watching over

everyone,

but feels he's not enough

His mind wants to help more,

but he just can't Gives everything,

but hides behind a mask Feels

he could have done a better

job than that We're not robots,

we are human Brave soldier,

it's alright to cry

Your good friends want you to

keep living

Live that life for them,

they'd do the same for you

Lost his love,

she was taken by the war

They grew apart,

strangers to each other Now he's

married to his work instead Trying

to forget,

trying to fix himself Scared to

bond, scared his freedom's gone Building

a wall that's hard to tear

down Feels he has no right

to live For all the friends

he lost back there Feels the

guilt that he's alive,

not them So unfair it could

make him cry blood

We're not robots,

we are human Brave soldier,

it's alright to cry Your good

friends want you to keep living

Live that life for them,

they'd do the same for you

Love isn't something to fear You

have to give each other freedom

Do what you will as long

as both respect it

Don't try to change one another

Just meet in the middle,

complete each other

We're not robots,

we are human Brave soldier,

it's alright to cry

Let love in,

let it stay

Live your life,

live it for them