| Song | The Sound of Silence |
| Artist | Stalley |
| Album | Lincoln Way Nights |
| Hello darkness my old friend. | |
| I've come to talk with you again. | |
| Because a vision softly creeping | |
| Left its seeds while I was sleeping. | |
| And the vision that was planted in my brain | |
| Still remains with the sound of silence | |
| In restless dreams I walk alone | |
| Narrow streets of cobble stone | |
| Beneath the hallo of a street lamp, | |
| I turned my collar to the cold and damp | |
| When my eyes were stabbled by the flash of a neon light | |
| That split the night | |
| And touched the sound of silence | |
| And in the naked night I saw ten thousand people may be more | |
| People talking without speaking hearing without listening | |
| People writing songs that voices never share | |
| And no one dare disturb the sound of silence | |
| "Fool" said I "you do not know | |
| Silence like a cancer grows | |
| Hear my words that I might teach you | |
| Take my arms that I might reach you | |
| But my words like silent rain-drops fell | |
| And echo-ed in the wells of silence | |
| And the people bow and prayed | |
| to the neon God they made | |
| And the sign flash out its warning | |
| In the words that it was forming | |
| And the sings said "The words of the prophers are | |
| written the subway walls and tenement halls" | |
| And whispered in the sounds of silence | |
| The End. |
| Hello darkness my old friend. | |
| I ve come to talk with you again. | |
| Because a vision softly creeping | |
| Left its seeds while I was sleeping. | |
| And the vision that was planted in my brain | |
| Still remains with the sound of silence | |
| In restless dreams I walk alone | |
| Narrow streets of cobble stone | |
| Beneath the hallo of a street lamp, | |
| I turned my collar to the cold and damp | |
| When my eyes were stabbled by the flash of a neon light | |
| That split the night | |
| And touched the sound of silence | |
| And in the naked night I saw ten thousand people may be more | |
| People talking without speaking hearing without listening | |
| People writing songs that voices never share | |
| And no one dare disturb the sound of silence | |
| Fool said I you do not know | |
| Silence like a cancer grows | |
| Hear my words that I might teach you | |
| Take my arms that I might reach you | |
| But my words like silent raindrops fell | |
| And echoed in the wells of silence | |
| And the people bow and prayed | |
| to the neon God they made | |
| And the sign flash out its warning | |
| In the words that it was forming | |
| And the sings said The words of the prophers are | |
| written the subway walls and tenement halls | |
| And whispered in the sounds of silence | |
| The End. |