Lyrics

Verse 1

I saw a man standing, with a sign in his hand,
They carried him away for the words he had planned.
The papers print stories, but the truth’s getting thin,
It’s a dangerous game when the silence wins.

Chorus

Don’t throw rocks if you live in a glass tower,
You can’t hide forever when the storm has its hour.
Don’t throw rocks if your walls are made of lies,
The truth will break through, like the dawn in the skies.

Verse 2

A singer was banished for a song he would play,
A student deported for the words he would say.
They tighten the borders, they’re closing the gates,
But the voice of the people still echoes with faith.

Chorus

Don’t throw rocks if you live in a glass tower,
You can’t hide forever when the storm has its hour.
Don’t throw rocks if your walls are made of lies,
The truth will break through, like the dawn in the skies.

Bridge

The louder they shout, the more shadows they cast,
But voices of freedom are built to outlast.
The glass it may glitter, the stone may be small,
But one crack of justice can shatter it all.

Final Chorus

Don’t throw rocks if you live in a glass tower,
You can’t hide forever when the storm has its hour.
Don’t throw rocks if your walls are made of lies,
The truth will break through—
And the people will rise.