Too Clever To Believe

“Too Clever to Believe” is a powerful metal track that draws from Rabbi Nachman’s tale of the Clever One and the Simple One. It contrasts intellectual pride with humble faith, questioning the limits of reason when it blinds us to truth. With poetic verses and a provocative chorus, the song reveals that wisdom without heart is hollow—and that sometimes the one who believes is the one who truly sees. Set against mystical soundscapes and pounding riffs, it’s both a cautionary tale and a cry for spiritual clarity in a world ruled by cleverness.



Lyrics

He studied the stars, the crafts, the scrolls
Measured the world, mapped all its folds
Truth was logic, cold and clean
But nothing filled the space between

His brother laughed with patched-up shoes
Sang songs of praise, had nothing to prove
He kissed the bread, he blessed the rain
Foolish, maybe—but whole, not vain

🎶 Too clever to believe, too wise to see the light
You built your throne on reason, but you can’t sleep at night
The simple one just smiled, though the world called him a fool
He found a joy no cleverness could ever overrule 🎶

One climbed ladders made of gold
One stayed home, with stories old
The clever scoffed, "He’s lost his mind!"
But peace, not pride, is hard to find

When darkness comes and doubts arise
Will brilliance calm the sleepless cries?
One prays with tears, one mocks the flame—
Yet both hearts call the same Name

🎶 Too clever to believe, too wise to see the light
You built your throne on reason, but you can’t sleep at night
The simple one just smiled, though the world called him a fool
He found a joy no cleverness could ever overrule 🎶

The king may ask who wore the crown
But Heaven sees whose knees were down
Not all who laugh are truly wise—
Sometimes the fool is the one who flies

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