D Minor Horizon

Is

anyone still out there?

Woke up in a house that I don't remember buying

Every room a photograph of someone else's life

Television talking, nobody's listening The clock's been stuck at quarter past for

years

And the wires hum a lullaby

For the ones who never learned to ask why

But there's a signal in the static There's a light behind the

wall And I'm walking toward it,

walking toward it Even if I fall There's a rhythm in the

wreckage There's a door that isn't locked You don't need to be

a hero You just need to stop and walk

(walking toward it) They sold us all a ladder with the rungs

removed

Said the view up top was worth the broken hands

Every man a kingdom,

every kingdom a wall

Every wall a mirror showing nothing at all

And the sirens sing so beautifully

For the ones who traded skin for a screen

I was a number,

then I was a name

I was a shadow on the side of the frame

Then somebody whispered, somewhere in the noise:

You were never lost,

you just lost your voice

There's a signal in the static

There's a light behind the wall And we're walking toward it,

walking toward it Hear us,

one and all There's a rhythm in the wreckage There's a door

that's open wide You don't need to be a hero You just

need to step outside (hear us now) ...still out there.