the enemy who calls.
Hold up your guard to well aimed darts,
ne'er random do they fall.
Resist the doubts of friends and kin,
when given silence, stall.
But most of all, beware yourself,
But most of all, beware yourself,
the one behind the walls.
For there is war, 'tis every day,
For there is war, 'tis every day,
in apathy its grown.
When forgotten and ignored
its claims our very bones.
'Tis not out on a battlefield,
but in our quiet homes.
Its sharpest blade it pierces with
the whisper, "You're alone."
It does not come with horn or march,
but in the shadows spy
to take us out, just one by one,
so none of us may try.
We fall alone with doubt and pride
for never will we cry
or warn our friends, nor hear from them
while all together die.
For should we just but share our weights,
to hold each others hands.
Declare to darkness where it dwells
that these are not its lands.
To speak up and drown out its lies
reject its shrewd demands,
and let our closest allies know
alone, no more, they'll stand.
So now today, do not relent
to steel your heart and mind.
Draw close again to friends of old,
but also new ones find.
And with them all share everything,
and they will give in kind.
Make sure your honour and your hope
you, to your heart, will bind.
Close up your ears from shouts of lies,
Close up your ears from shouts of lies,
the enemy who calls.
Hold up your guard to well aimed darts,
ne'er random do they fall.
Resist the doubts of friends and kin,
when given silence stall.
But most of all, beware yourself,
But most of all, beware yourself,
the one behind the walls.