Vārdi: Consider The Thief. Joshua.

I woke from underneath the signs of a plan surreal,
but spoke, Lord, surely I will die with no strength or steel
but by brass, I will make their towers kneel.

I know men?s hearts are swayed by sound in a singer?s strains.

But have I faith enough to sing a city to decay?
I have tried to move mountains, and they did not obey,
but by brass and belief, their towers will be razed.

I sound the horn, shout in song, watch each brick obey my call,
and know foundations are unmade by sound, and not by steel.