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They Are Just Young


Artist: Jay A Thinker
Artist's Description
A reflection on the grey reality of war.A song written to be a rock ballad.

Genre(s): Love Songs, General Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock
Mood(s): Contrapuntal, Dramatic, Easy, Mournful, Soft
Style(s): Ballad
Language(s): English
Standard License:$75.00
Extended License:$300.00

They Are Just Young

By Jay A Thinker
They are just young
Young men entering adulthood
Young men just wanting fun and the thrill of first love
They're just young...
Young men, making the stumbles of youth,
Tripping over errors until they find their way
They are but young...

Young men who carry on their shoulders nothing but the weight of their dreams
and the certainty of so much left to live.

But will they?

"For there is an old man in the middle of the road."

An old narcissist who looks into the mirror
and sees Caesar looking back
In every land, in every tongue,
there are old men hungry for a name,
trading the pulse of the living
for the hollow glory of their own
Old men who should be architects of their people's peace,
yet waste their hours claiming countries that are not theirs.

(chorus)
The thrill of first love, now a silenced heart.
The thrill of first love, now a silenced heart.

While old men see themselves as heroes of new empires,

mothers are handed cold, folded flags.
they are just old...no
They are not just old men; they are psychopaths,
serial killers whose victim counts will never be tied to their names.


They say history is written by the victors,
so they dip their pens in the blood of the young,
turning a massacre into a personal monument
for old men who see themselves as heroes.

But why weep for the lives of the young?
After all, thousands more are manufactured every year.

(chorus)
The thrill of first love, now a silenced heart.
The thrill of first love, now a silenced heart.
The thrill of first love, now a silenced heart.

With the final salute, the day is done.
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