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Each day he finds his way to the graveyard |
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Without flowers, without prayers |
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For hours he sits there on the floor |
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By the people lying there |
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He doesn't know any name |
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Written in the cold stones |
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He spells each of them tenderly |
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Looks forward to be one of them |
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He's a prisoner in his own world |
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Doesn't take the challenge to break out |
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Poor prisoner in your own world |
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Is there nothing you can smile about? |
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Poor prisoner in your own world |
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Each day he leads his car to his office |
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Without thinking, without dreaming |
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He nods to everyone |
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Without even looking at them |
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He doesn't know any face |
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Belonging to those name-plates |
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Ignores each of them naturally |
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Refusing to be one of them |
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He's a prisoner in his own world |
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Doesn't take the challenge to break out |
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Poor prisoner in your own world |
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Is there nothing you can smile about? |
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Poor prisoner in your own world |