From the graves forth,
To the last frontier in hopes,
For peace at last
A man of stolen humanity and innocence
Whose tear's were stolen long ago
He had no name,
Only a number
But when the fire died out
He would tell us in broken pieces
Of our sacred language
Of lambs and lions
And of a land where flowers
Never grow
And although shunned and hated,
He would look up from the ground
And smile so boldly at Fate's eyes,
Ask him of what was and is,
Of what will be and what will come
While the violin cries
For those who were never returned
To mother earth's embrace
And before death he laid down
Calling me over
He took me to his chest and whispered
Of a land with no more lambs,
And not a single flower
To decorate the empty graves
Of those who will never smile
But will never be forgotten