You'll Find Your Way

The bricks were laid one by one.
I don't know how she could not see this coming.
She said, "It's so sudden--this wall I'm up against,
And I have no defenses left to knock it down."
But I said,

CHORUS:

I don't know; what you do is what you choose.
There are so many opportunities for you.
Your heart is screaming in a foreign language
That you can't translate,
But one day, you'll find your way.

Anchored before me, but she's drifting into space.
And I'm bewildered by her vacant state.
She says, "There's nothing left here,
And I fear that my dawn is gone, and the dusk has taken its place."
But I said,

CHORUS:

I don't know; what you do is what you choose.
There are so many opportunities for you.
Your life's reacting to some worldly orders you did not dictate,
But one day you'll find your way.

BRIDGE:

Like a weather-beaten aged oak,
She's standing tall and strong, but I know it's just for show,
'Cause when the slightest breezes blow,
She's the one who shakes the most. She's the most.

She's staring blindly ahead. She's frozen in her tracks.
Counting all her scars, and she's painting her world black.
She's wasting her days--praying for change
But locking herself in a house of pain.
I wish she could see she's just got to tighten up the slack.
Like I said,

CHORUS:

Don't you know, what you do is what you choose?
There are so many opportunities for you.
Your heart is screaming in a foreign language
That you can't translate,
Hang in there!
You'll find your way...