Into the silence
Roger Whittaker · Moments In My Life [2005]
I'm dying all alone, along with all I knew.
Your warm and tender touch,
would always see me trough.
I'm tired of trying to reach.
The sun behind the clouds tell me who am I.
I wish the peaceful times, could come back again.
Into the silence out of the violence,
using your wisdom to make me see.
Into the silence out of confusion,
someone in heaven is talking to me.
Into the silence out of the violence.
Into the silence, talk to me.
Don't wake me up again.
Let me sleep a thousand years.
Maybe from time to time,
you could brush away my tears.
I can't explain away,
the foolish things I did,
day after day.
I see no reason why,
I should come back again.
Into the silence out of the violence,
using your wisdom to make me see.
Into the silence out of confusion,
someone in heaven is talking to me.
Into the silence out of the violence.
Into the silence.
Into the silence out of the violence.
Into the silence.
Into the silence out of the violence. . .
Your warm and tender touch,
would always see me trough.
I'm tired of trying to reach.
The sun behind the clouds tell me who am I.
I wish the peaceful times, could come back again.
Into the silence out of the violence,
using your wisdom to make me see.
Into the silence out of confusion,
someone in heaven is talking to me.
Into the silence out of the violence.
Into the silence, talk to me.
Don't wake me up again.
Let me sleep a thousand years.
Maybe from time to time,
you could brush away my tears.
I can't explain away,
the foolish things I did,
day after day.
I see no reason why,
I should come back again.
Into the silence out of the violence,
using your wisdom to make me see.
Into the silence out of confusion,
someone in heaven is talking to me.
Into the silence out of the violence.
Into the silence.
Into the silence out of the violence.
Into the silence.
Into the silence out of the violence. . .
Into the Silence
Roger Whittaker's "Into the Silence" appears on his 2005 album *Moments In My Life*, continuing his lifelong dedication to acoustic folk and traditional balladry. As a child prodigy who gained fame in the 1950s, Whittaker has consistently returned to his roots, blending classic repertoire with a refined, intimate vocal style. This recording exemplifies his ability to convey deep emotion through minimal instrumentation, a hallmark of his career that spans decades. The track reflects his ongoing commitment to preserving and performing traditional songs with authenticity, maintaining the quiet power characteristic of his earliest recordings while appealing to modern audiences.