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Why You Need to Listen to Sound of Silence by Disturbed


Sound of Silence. It perhaps sounds simple but the group known as Disturbed has given us an in-depth meaning of  the Sound of Silence.  I know  I am a hugely late talking about this song, but who cares really?



Sound of Silence really touched my heart in a really profound way, and I always get the chills watching the video. The song talks about all the things that are gravely wrong in this world.
the fact that we have left our spirituality and sold our souls to a system we made by ourselves.

Humanity created the 'Neon God' they pray to. It becomes really obvious for one to easily figure out that this system is being driven by men at the echelon of power. The singer went ahead to tell us about how depraved we have become

And in the naked light I saw
Ten thousand people, maybe more
People talking without speaking
People hearing without listening


People writing songs

That voices never share
And no one dare
Disturb the sound of silence

A classic case of people becoming zombies and robots being manipulated by Neon God who commands the silence these people are plunged into. Silence so strong that it drowns all explosive sounds in it.

So, if you can spare some time, just watch the video and share your opinion with me.
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