Dying In Silence
Heaven Shall Burn Lyrics


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How many times can they bend your will until you break and die inside
Is there still a heartfelt discomfort in you
Deep down inside to live these lies
Addicted to goodwill

On bleeding knees you're waiting for the answers
With gazing eyes you're hoping for a sign
Annihilation of your spirits
Dreams die in silence and piece by piece you go with them
Forsaken, unseen. Forsaken and unseen

Always accepting the inevitable
Won't make you find your peace
There is no substitute for your lost dignity
No one shall ever poison the worlds in you,
The treasures in your heart

At the end of life there's only black and white

On bleeding knees you're waiting for the answers
With gazing eyes you're hoping for a sign
Annihilation of your spirits




Dreams die in silence and piece by piece you go with them
Forsaken, unseen. Forsaken and unseen

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Heaven Shall Burn's song Dying In Silence speak to the struggle of maintaining one's own sense of self and dignity in the face of constant pressure and manipulation from those around them. The opening lines ask how many times a person can endure having their will bent before they break and die inside. The following lines suggest that there may still be a sense of discomfort within the person, a recognition that they are living a lie and addicted to the approval of others. The chorus speaks to the idea of waiting for answers and hoping for a sign, while feeling as though one's spirit is being annihilated. The final lines of the song suggest that holding on to one's dignity and treasures within can help maintain a sense of self even in the face of the inevitability of death.


The overall message of the song seems to be one of resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity. The singer of the song may be feeling as though they are constantly being pushed down by those around them, but they maintain the strength to keep going and hold on to their own beliefs and values. The chorus suggests that this can be a painful and difficult process, but that ultimately there is no substitute for one's own sense of dignity and self-worth. In the end, the song seems to suggest that even though life may be filled with struggle and pain, holding on to one's sense of self and dignity can help one find inner peace.


Line by Line Meaning

How many times can they bend your will until you break and die inside
People can only take so much before they reach their breaking point and lose themselves completely


Is there still a heartfelt discomfort in you
Are you still feeling uneasy about your situation


Deep down inside to live these lies
There is a part of you that knows you are living a lie


Addicted to goodwill
You are used to being kind to others


On bleeding knees you're waiting for the answers
You are waiting for a solution to your problems


With gazing eyes you're hoping for a sign
You are looking for a clear indication of what to do next


Annihilation of your spirits
Your spirits have been destroyed


Dreams die in silence and piece by piece you go with them
Your dreams are dying silently and they are taking a part of you with them


Forsaken, unseen. Forsaken and unseen
You feel abandoned and unnoticed


Always accepting the inevitable
You are resigned to accept what is coming


Won't make you find your peace
This will not bring you inner peace


There is no substitute for your lost dignity
Nothing can replace the dignity you have lost


No one shall ever poison the worlds in you,
You will not let anyone corrupt your ideals


The treasures in your heart
The things you hold dear to your heart


At the end of life there's only black and white
In the end, there are only two outcomes




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