Too Loud

It's worth keeping them all, the sign you must unfold
The hills you often climb alone
Through them, read your story, failures and victories
In the end, you might need his words

Oh, ignoring my man
Oh, ignoring my man

I talk loud, I talk too much, abroad or at home, I feel lost
But if he called my name, took my name
Then I would stop my travels, stop my paintings
If he knew how to bend, instead of breaking
Then I would stop my restless race in an imaginary train

It's worth feeling it all, the tears that never fall
The smiles you fake 'cause no one knows
Through them, read your story, failures and victories
Though you wish some pages were torn out

Oh, ignoring my man
Oh, ignoring my man

I talk loud, I talk too much, abroad or at home, I feel lost
But if he called my name, took my name
Then I would stop my travels, stop my painting
And if he knew how to bend, instead of breaking
Then I would stop my restless race in an imaginary cage
In an imaginary

Talk loud, talk too much, abroad or at home, I feel lost
But if he called my name, took my name
Then I would stop my travels, stop my painting
Never said I was sane, it's just a spell that you want
Once you put it on me