Lost in the War

In the shadows where the silence screams,

I can hear the distant echoes of our dreams.

Counting the faces lost in the fire,

Now I'm back home, but I’m still a liar.

Marching into battles with brothers by my side,

Now I’m standing here alone, my heart worn and tied.

I remember laughter, the nights we shared,

But now the weight of memories is too much to bear.

What happened to the love that we used to know?

These walls feel so cold, and the warmth won’t show.

Family’s a word that doesn’t feel the same,

We’re strangers now, playing a heartless game.

Tell me, what are we fighting for?

If we can't find peace behind our door.

Every tear that falls is like a distant call,

We’re lost in the war, but we’re losing it all.

The scars of the past, like shadows they stay,

Trying to reach out, but you push me away.

I fought for my country, for freedom, it’s true,

But the battle at home is the hardest to do.

In the mirrored reflection of who I used to be,

I search for the pieces, that once made me free.

The laughter has faded, the warmth turned to frost,

What did I gain here when so much was lost?

What happened to the joy we once held so dear?

Now every reminder is a whisper of fear.

Family’s a word that feels locked up tight,

I’m fighting for love in the dead of the night.

Tell me, what are we fighting for?

If we can't find peace behind our door.

Every tear that falls is like a distant call,

We’re lost in the war, but we’re losing it all.

So hold me a little closer, just hold on tight,

Let’s break through the darkness and step into light.

For every fallen friend, for every silent plea,

Let’s find our way home, back to you and me.