"Prisoners of Silence" genre: Progressive Rock
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	Story Behind the Song This song is from the viewpoint of a fossil. It tells it's story and urges human kind to find it in order to explore their past and their origins. Lyrics Incommunicado – Prisoners of Silence (Words: Matt Cash / Henning Pauly Music: Chain) Verse 1: Wrap me up in mud and shut me up At least ‘till I make my way to the top Of sediments that fill the breaking crust You might hear me talk if you dust me off The inside of the beast is what remains Finding me beneath requires change A million years have passed, I am preserved Now that I am found what have you learned I was wrapped in a blanket of dirt Fill in the hole and watch the world revert Verse 2: Buried in the land beneath the clay I had a life but you just want my age The excavation leads to the older race The mire has become one with the face Sink into the realm of whats been here since You began to breathe, began to sift Forget the preconcieved ideas you came with My bones will shatter lies and trample myths CHORUS: I can tell you where you came from I can tell you where I’ve been Been a prisoner of silence Shackled by the dirt I’m in I can tell you where you came from I can tell you where I’ve been I am the answer to your past Eplore the secrets deep within Verse 3: No food no light no rain no reason to walk I’ll just fall asleep inside natures plot And lay here ‘till the time for me to hide stops Give up on the lies you have about this rock Go ahead and use what you’ve seen To elevate your kind beyond tragedy Every single find – another page turned Now that I am found what have you learned

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