Why are you Angry? Lyrics

In the twilight's glow, where shadows dance so free,

Cain walks alone, burdened by his agony.

With furrowed brow, his heart's unrest grows,

But a voice from above, in the silence it shows.

"Why are you angry?" whispers the divine,

"Why does your face wear a sorrowful line?

Choose the path of right, reach for the sky,

But beware, sin's lurking nearby."

Sin creeps like a phantom, at the edge of the night,

Its allure captivating, its grip so tight.

It beckons to Cain, tempting him to succumb,

But the voice of wisdom urges, "You must overcome."

"Why are you angry?" whispers the divine,

"Why does your face wear a sorrowful line?

Choose the path of right, reach for the sky,

But beware, sin's lurking nearby."

In the whirlwind of emotions, in the depths of his soul,

The choice is clear, to rise or to fall.

But Cain, in his weakness, strays from what's right,

Choosing the path of darkness, losing the fight.

"Why are you angry?" whispers the divine,

"Why does your face wear a sorrowful line?

Choose the path of right, reach for the sky,

But beware, sin's lurking nearby."

Yet the voice of God echoes, a beacon in the night,

Calling for redemption, offering insight.