Tost - A Few Good Men Lyrics

We refuse to harmonize
To the tones of black and white
We refuse to follow this melody
That takes away our liberty

And sets us so far
From being who we are
Denies our right to sing
What we feel and what we think

Somehow we always knew
That heaven unearned
Is nothing but a shadowland

And this gift of life we have
Wasted if we
Choose to pretend

While others developed skills
For chasing windmills
We chose to rebel
So we wouldn't fade away

Behind the curtains of a play
Like supporting cast in a fairytale
So we can comprehend
That there is no happy end

In this democracy, ruled by aristocracy
Breastfed with fear
Until we disappear

There's a few good men
That never learned how to pretend
But they had found this song
We could all just sing along

They never learned how to pretend
Always had a helping hand
To lift me when I fall
Not to allow me to crawl

We refuse to harmonize
To the tones of black and white
We refuse to follow this melody
That takes away our liberty

And sets us so far
From being who we are
Denies our right to sing
What we feel and what we think

There's a few good men
That never learned how to pretend
But they had found this song
We could all just sing along

They never learned how to pretend
Always had a helping hand
To lift me when I fall
Not to allow me to crawl

So sing along, sing along
Learn their song
So you can inhale
The sweetest air

The sweet air of liberty
And finally, find
What they call clarity