Silent Scream

Richard Marx

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[Intro] [Verse 1] Twenty-four and he belives for sure he’s got it made Fame is here for good and looks will never fade He doesn’t know - the game is never over till the cards have all been played Eighty-three and still he feels his best is yet to come He belives that youth is wasted on the young He’s alone - the only dream he ever had was being with someone [Chorus] Love you when you’re standing tall but nobody knows you when you’re falling All you have to do is call but nobody ever hears the silent scream [Verse 2] Christmas came and went again but still nobody came Starring at a wedding photo with a frame She’s alone - we should hope the lost of memory helps to ease the pain [Chorus] Love you when you’re standing tall but nobody knows you when you’re falling All you have to do is call but nobody ever hears the silent scream [Bridge] Memories-moments you recall We should be remembered for the greatest of them all You can’t begin to live someone elses’ life-or your own will pass you by Oh - who’s to know Maybe we can learn a thing or two from every one... [Chorus] Love you when you’re standing tall but nobody knows you when you’re falling All you have to do is call but nobody ever hears the silent scream [Outro]

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