Grey cells, the walls rise high
Grey cells, the walls rise high [Verse 1: male vocals] Behind the bars the sun don't shine for us, Long shadows crawl like years, each passing hour. Time trickles here like water turned to rust, And every day's eternity — forever. [Chorus: female vocals] Grey cells, the walls rise high, Dreams crash against the locks and break. Wind wanders corridors, passing by, Freedom waits beyond the blue horizon's wake. [Verse 2: male vocals] Here each one hears the echo of his tread, And in the eyes — just cold of chains, like lead. A letter from home — a sip of warmth and light, But the soul's been a prisoner of the night. [Chorus: female vocals] Grey cells, the walls rise high, Dreams crash against the locks and break. Wind wanders corridors, passing by, Freedom waits beyond the blue horizon's wake. [Bridge: male vocals] Someone is crying, someone waits in gloom, Someone his sin will find in past's cold room. But no one knows what lies ahead for us, Only the clank of keys and nights to pass. [Verse 3: male vocals] But even here, in the pitch-black of the night, There's a spark of light, a living ember bright. Dreams of home, of mother, love, and of the day, When we'll be fully free — in every way. [Chorus: female vocals] Grey cells, the walls rise high, Dreams crash against the locks and break. The wind wanders, carrying hope on high, That freedom's out there — beyond the horizon's wake. [Outro: male vocals] Grey cells, the walls rise high, But the soul remains free, will not break. One day the doors will open again, And we'll step into the world, free from chain.