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MY SPEAKING MUTED VOICE


 
Our dreams are pertections of our imaginations
 
But our perfected spirit works seems a delay
 
When our homes no longer shelter for a head
 
And our treasures worth no value
 
When our achievements all become countless efforts
 
We strive each passing day but never are we perfected
 
When darkness came we slept and had a reality dream
 
We saw a mighty empire with brightness as the sun
 
We woke to see we are still in our present past
 
We have sold our motherland pride, our dignity is gone
 
The pride of life so mighty which novw rule mankind
 
When our conscience our guilty no longer our judge
 
I talk of a crying world, which man can't save
 
But many pay deaf to my muted voice
 
Which speaks of a world of reality in our present age
 
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