Invisible Lives Lyrics

A photograph in a trembling hand, a life that's come undone

Once a house, a family's warmth, now traded for the sun

The pavement whispers stories, the shadows softly hum

Of dreams that vanished overnight, and lives that can't outrun

The suit he wore is tattered now, his pride a threadbare cloak

A business lost, a partner gone, a heart that nearly broke

The world walks by with empty eyes, no glances to the side

But every step they fail to take is where his hopes have died

Forgotten faces, broken soul

On streets so cruel, so bitter cold

Once they stood where others thrive

Now fighting just to stay alive

Invisible beneath the sky

Yet every soul still asks us why

Why do we turn and look away

When they're the ones who've lost their way

She clutches tight a little doll, her daughter's only toy

The echoes of her laughter once brought moments full of joy

But shelters fill, the nights are long, and hunger takes its toll

Her child asleep, a tear falls down, her spirit's never whole

The city lights don't warm the skin, the crowds just leave them bare

An endless sea of hurried lives, pretending they're not there

But who decides whose worth remains, whose pain deserves a name

If tables turned, would they survive or shoulder all the blame

Forgotten faces, broken souls

On streets so cruel, so bitter cold

Once they stood where others thrive

Now fighting just to stay alive

Invisible beneath the sky

Yet every soul still asks us why

Why do we turn and look away

When they're the ones who've lost their way

Their stories linger in the dark, a cry we fail to hear

Behind each eye, a world destroyed, beneath each tear, a fear

But hope can bloom where kindness grows, and healing starts to mend

If only hearts could see their worth, if only hands could lend

Forgotten faces, broken souls

On streets so cruel, so bitter cold

Once they stood where others thrive

Now fighting just to stay alive

Invisible beneath the sky

Yet every soul still asks us why

Why do we turn and look away

When they're the ones who've lost their way