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Hungry Eyes
04:48
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They came to tear us from these halls
They feast on our philosophies
They are innocent, you know
But still our enemies
Tears well in your eyes
Don’t give up this fight
We are closer than it seems
‘Cause I believe
That our brightest moments come
When hungry eyes expect us to be wrong
And I believe
We can build from broken walls
If hungry eyes could see the light
Behind the fronts of war
They try to look into our scars
And magnify our faults
But we know we hold onto
The only truth we got
Tears well in your eyes
Don’t give up this fight
We are closer than it seems
‘Cause I believe
That our brightest moments come
When hungry eyes expect us to be wrong
And I believe
We can build from broken walls
If hungry eyes could see the light
Behind the fronts of war
We believe
We’re not the only ones
Lost in battlefields, we call home…
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