Virtues Forgotten
"Virtues Forgotten" is a heavy yet heartfelt journey through the erosion of sacred values in modern times. Each verse paints a vivid story of lost integrity, loyalty, and purity—contrasting ancient ideals with today’s fractured reality. With deep roots in Jewish thought and a timeless call to remembrance, the soaring chorus proclaims a return to five core virtues: Honor, Purity, Loyalty, Integrity, Gratitude. It's a cry, a prayer, and a battle hymn for the soul.
Lyrics
[Verse 1 – The Silent Soldier]
He marched through fire, not for glory's name
But for brothers beside him, not fortune or fame
Now statues rust, and stories fade in smoke
The war was won—but truth? It broke.
[Verse 2 – The Bride in White]
She lit the candles, whispered ancient songs
Her heart was clean in a world gone wrong
But they laughed at grace, dressed chains in gold
Now love is traded, and vows are sold
[Chorus]
Where is the fire that once made men stand?
HONOR — a crown not made by hand
PURITY — like snow that hides no shame
LOYALTY — the unspoken, sacred name
INTEGRITY — a truth that doesn't bend
GRATITUDE — like prayers that never end
We remember… or we fall.
Threads unravel. One and all.
[Verse 3 – The Old Rebbe’s Eyes]
He sat by the wall, with a worn, torn book
Tales of kings, prophets, the paths they took
But no one asked, no children came to hear
The scroll was closed for another year
[Bridge]
Aleph to Tav, what have we lost?
What price was paid—what was the cost?
The tzitzit flutter in morning wind
Whispers of what we once called sin
Return, return, O soul of flame
Write the virtues back into our name

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