The Unspoken
“Hear Your Own Storm” becomes deeper when the lyric is heard as a conversation between the self we perform and the self we actually know. The line “But I stand still, not in the fight” exposes the tension underneath the song: the search for what remains when status, fear, and external approval are stripped away. The repeated presence of silence gives the lyric a symbolic layer of absence, restraint, or the space where inner truth becomes audible. By speaking to a 'you', the lyric turns its idea into relationship rather than abstract commentary. What begins with “You raise your voice, the air feels tight” finally lands at “And when the storm begins to fade,” where the song leaves the question open just enough for self-recognition to continue after the music ends.
Hear Your Own Storm - Lyrics
You raise your voice, the air feels tight,
But I stand still, not in the fight.
Your words like thunder, tearing through,
But silence is the shield I choose.
Let the storm inside you rage,
Every word, every page,
My quiet stance will let you see,
Your voice reflecting back at me.
I won't speak when you're on fire,
I'll be the calm in your desire.
Let the echoes of your words unwind,
Cause silence lets you hear your mind.
The heat, it rises, burns so bright,
But I stand firm, I won’t ignite.
Your storm will pass, the sky will clear,
In stillness, truth becomes sincere.
Let the storm inside you rage,
Every word, every page,
My quiet stance will let you see,
Your voice reflecting back at me.
I won't speak when you're on fire,
I'll be the calm in your desire.
Let the echoes of your words unwind,
Cause silence lets you hear your mind.
And when the storm begins to fade,
The quiet's where we both are saved.
You’ll hear the truth in your own sound,
In silence, peace can still be found.
I won't speak when you're on fire,
I'll be the calm in your desire.
Let the echoes of your words unwind,
Cause silence lets you hear your mind.
When anger's loud and skies are torn,
In silence, let them hear their storm.
