METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN

Best MGS game gameplay-wise
but it's story leaves a bit to be desired it never fully concludes, theres the extra sequence you can look up on youtube for the ending

Absolute gem of a game
i think it's one of the best stealth games ever made

Sandbox stealth game when you unlock most of the gear, allows for lots of creativity if you like that stuff. 9/10 recommend

10/10 Would recommend!!!
Great storytelling, and beautiful landscapes, the gameplay-loop also is really balanced and makes for fun play through, it also won't get boring after you have finished it, there is a lot to do in online (even though its as good as dead), or play it again, or you go with mods, and make your own endgame, or start all over with hardcore mods to flesh out what you want! It's also a really good game to leave for a year and come back, the story is so good, you can start from anywhere and don't regret not starting all over agian!

I lived on this game when it first came out on console, and now I've finally started it on Steam I can say pretty much the same thing I said after this first released - "holy sh*t Konami screwed up getting rid of Kojima." The fact is it so polished even in its unfinished state says everything you need to know about the quality of Kojima's projects. It's a lot more fun to play on again after playing Death Stranding where you can feel the mechanics and environmental aesthetics bleeding over.

If this game was absolutely completed, I could see it being my favourite MGS. But, because of the firing of Kojima, incomplete story, repetitive side-ops and glaring issues coming from the pace of the game, it'll have to sit right behind SoL and SE as my bronze.

The gameplay, and I can't stress this enough, is top-tier. Even after being out for 10 years, nothing feels as slick and deadly as the combat in this.

I've had this game for 9 years and have 9% completion, the last time I played it was 5 years ago and I did a target practice. I have a problem with some games where I will play them and then forget about them, and then when I remember them, I cant draw myself to play them again or I will play them for a bit and not progress much but do things in the world. This has happened with Deadly Premonition, Stalker and Pathologic 1/2, story driven games. They are some of the best games I've played but the idea of finishing them gives me a pit in my stomach. I don't want these things to end, I want to remember them and relive the memories I have of them 5/10 years ago. Am I wrong? It makes no sense. I took a pic of DD in 2016 and I always look at that image but never play the game. My PC background is a screenshot I took of the steppes in Pathologic 2 in 2019 and I want to return to that place, but cant seem to. Eventually I will spend too much time thinking. I played MGSV today and I redid the Prologue. I need to cease this way of thinking or I will die without finishing what I started. Its like going to bed and not being able to fall asleep because you know you forgot to turn off the stove, lock the door, or turn off a water tap.

the first part of the game is peek till the sceond haft were they reuse missons were it gets stall but its still fun

The game is great and very open world love the game but the game is fun it doesn't follow Kojimas dreams

This game is truly a piece of art. Gameplay is 10/10, stealth is as good as always, and using the cardboard box is so much fun! The game gives me many different ways to complete missions, with a great cinematic story and some of the best graphics of its time. Kojima really knows how to optimize a game—wish today’s developers understood that.

Cody Maverick: I don't understand why everybody have to be so judgmental. I understand why mom's judgmental. I think it's 'cause she cares, *partially*. Think it's also partially 'cause, everyone else is lookin' at her like, "Hey, Cody's just a bum." "Cody's this," "Cody's that," "Cody's this."
[pause]
Cody Maverick: Cody's me, bro. Let me be me. When is that going to start?

Invisible
Invisible
Invisible
Invisible
walking by the wall
(Shy one) the shadows will not fall
(Shy one) is silently ignored
(Quiet one) discouraged by the noise
(Quiet one) living without choice
(Quiet one) is a life without a voice
When you can't even say my name
Has the memory gone? Are you feeling numb?
Go on, call my name
I can't play this game, so I ask again
Will you say my name?
Has the memory gone? Are you feeling numb?
Or have I become invisible?
the dreamers wish away
(Hindsight) it's falling on my face
(Highlights) the shape of my disgrace
When you don't hear a word I say
As the talking goes, it's a one-way show
No fault, no blame
Has the memory gone? Are you feelin' numb?
And have I become invisible?
Invisible
Invisible
Invisible, invisible
Invisible, invisible
Invisible, invisible
Invisible
No one hears a word they say
Has the memory gone? Are you feelin' numb?
Not a word they say
But a voiceless crowd isn't backin' down
When the air turns red
With a loaded hesitation
Can you say my name?
Has the memory gone? Are you feelin' numb?
Have we all become invisible?

Sometimes I wish modern games would look back and rediscover what stealth in a game really means. It's a shame that every modern day games of these genres prefer going full automatic with loud explosions all over.
I miss games where they reward you to stay silent.

Wish they would release newer editions of Metal Gear Solid or Splinter Cell with their core gameplay unaltered.
Also. no girl boss and wokery included.

Comentario Analítico: "Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain"

La última producción de Kojima bajo las directivas de una Konami con la que ya llevaba rato en conflictos acabó por estrenar en 2015, véase Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, antecedido por una suerte de prólogo publicado un año antes bajo el nombre de "Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes", posterior a los acontecimientos de Peace Walker.

Hace honor a la excentricidad de su autor, se excede en glamur y estilo sin aislarse de sustancia; su guión conserva esos momentos ridículos del palo del Audio Log "Recorded in the Toilet" mientras que da todo de sí para conservar al jugador enganchado en un argumento militar enrevesado que si bien tiene sus momentos, son tan sólo unas pocas misiones principales las que significan algún avance, en especial en el Capítulo 1, en donde de 31 misiones, la gran mayoría son indistinguibles de las Side Ops y no representan progreso alguno; y cuando sí lo hace, es por medio de recursos tan pobres como los Audio Logs o información que convenientemente tiene Huey Emmerick.

Jugablemente es, en cambio, un total acierto; hay una infinidad de maneras de responder ante una adversidad en tanto acción indiscreta como mesurada, siendo esta última la forma con la que adquirir más puntos de Heroismo y, además, poder dormir o noquear a los enemigos para así reclutarlos. Es verdaderamente versátil, puedo pegar un poster de una mujer bien dotada en una caja y dejar que los enemigos se acerquen para así agarrarlos por sorpresa, o llamar al helicóptero para que me suelte uno de los tanques que capturé unas pocas misiones atrás, quizá enviar a Quiet a asesinar a los enemigos marcados, traer a D-Dog para localizar la posición de tanto flora o fauna como minas en las misiones de desactivación o quizá usar la pistolita de agua para destruir dispositivos eléctricos en los Outposts sin hacer ruido. Da tanto lugar a la experimentación y personalización que logré vencer a Quiet marcándola y llamándole dos Supply Drops encima suyo, dado que al caer sobre un enemigo los noquea y, en su caso, le reduce la mitad de la estamina.

Y todo esto sin nombrar las condiciones climáticas, el ciclo día-noche o la nula duración de los silenciadores, acá todo acaba sirviendo a favor o en contra del jugador en función a cuán hábil es en la planificación y estrategia.

El iDroid, además de ser una herramienta fundamental, cuenta con su propio reproductor de cassettes. Adoro cuando en los videojuegos hay radios o reproductores con música de la vida real, y en el caso de Metal Gear Solid V, la selección musical está repleta de clasicazos. Kids in America, Too Shy, Maneater, Rebel Yell, You Spin Me Round, Dancing With Tears In My Eyes, The Final Countdown, Take On Me y Only Time Will Tell son unas cuantas de las canciones que vamos a ir adquiriendo ya sea como recompensa por finalizar una misión o encontrándolas por el mapa a modo de coleccionable interactivo. Tan solo faltó Africa de Toto.

¿En conclusión? Stefanie Joosten sacó al Dan Schneider que vivía aletargado en el interior de Hideo Kojima.

One of the most abrupt endings I've experienced since L.A. Noire. Gameplay's really good, though.

Anyone who says that the game's actually finished and that "it's all part of the story's theme" is on pure copium and should not be taken seriously.

I mean, it's not a BAD game
Just a bad METAL GEAR game
The stealth and tactics are all there, so it's fun if you want to play it for that

Best 3rd person stealth I've ever played. It's a shame Konami rushed this game to market, leaving a few narrative threads untied as well as forcing the devs to reuse levels such that all the levels in the second half of the game are the same levels as the first half, except with an extra condition arbitrarily tacked on. Would be a 10/10 game for me had Konami let this game cook a little longer.

I wanted to finish the game before posting a review, and oh my am I glad I did.
A lot of people mention the game being unfinished, even though not perfect this my favorite MGS game. I may even have cried a little at the end.
The gameplay is fun and engaging, the story is simply awesome (exactly what I expected from Hideo Kojima) and the end a masterpiece in my opinion!

Im new to this franchise and having grown up with the splinter cell franchise you can imagine how this feels like. THIS IS GREAT!

The stealth requires ACTUAL effort, enemies can SEE and HEAR, alarms are intimidating, snipers are dangerous, special enemies are challenging and i really like the motherbase system. Only drawback i noticed is the audio sliders missing from the game, and it seems people report that being so in ground zeroes as well, for me gunfire and explosions are a bit quiet and i d like to have a slider to boost just that. Also the music in this game is great. I think this game is the best espionage game i ve ever played, im happy it will last long.

I easily give this game a 9/10

(Shy one) Walking by the wall
(Shy one) The shadows will not fall
(Shy one) Is silently ignored
(Quiet one) Discouraged by the noise
(Quiet one) Living without choice
(Quiet one) Is a life without a voice

When you can't even say my name
Has the memory gone? Are you feeling numb?
Go and call my name
I can't play this game, so I ask again
Will you say my name?
Has the memory gone? Are you feeling numb?
Or have I become invisible?

(Sky light) Thе dreamers wish away
(Hindsight) It's falling on my face
(Highlights) Thе shape of my disgrace

When you don't hear a word I say
As the talking goes, it's a one-way flow
No fault, no blame
Has the memory gone? Are you feeling numb?
And have I become invisible?

(Invisible)
(Invisible)
(Invisible)
(Invisible)
(Invisible)
(Invisible)
(Invisible)
(Invisible)
(Invisible)

No one hears a word they say
Has the memory gone? Are you feeling numb?
Not a word they say
But a voiceless crowd isn't backing down
When the air turns red
With a loaded hesitation
Can you say my name?
Has the memory gone? Are you feeling numb?
Have we all become invisible?

No ultra widescreen support and cannot change aspect ratio, so if you have a wide screen monitor, expect to play with black side bars. Also no HDR support, and there is no way to change key bindings. Very disheartening since I wanted to play it again on PC after so many years, but cant even enjoy the PC experience. I remember the game was good when I played it in console, but the lack of love towards PC makes it just disheartening. Its like they never optimized it in such a way that its actually playable for PC, and they just ported a console game unto Steam for profit without any optimizations.

The Good -
Story, Stealth,Weapon and equipment variety, Sound, Difficulty, Acting, and GFX still holds to this day.

The Bad -
Empty open world, Repetitive Missions(Might get boring after a while), Lots of Helicopter boarding Unskippable animation, would have been better as a linear game.

But even after all that if you are interested in a dramatic story and grounded stealth gameplay so this is for you.

My Thoughts on the Game

I tried playing this game before but didn’t end up finishing it I got a bit lost in the story, which was probably on me. Still, for a game released back in 2015, the gameplay was really solid. I especially enjoyed the missions set in the mines and appreciated that the game didn't just keep us in Afghanistan the whole time having missions in Africa was a nice change of scenery.

That said, I did feel like the open world was too empty. There wasn’t much interaction with the environment or NPCs, and the lack of meaningful side missions made the world feel a bit disconnected. It missed the sense of a living, breathing world, which took away from the immersion for me.

Overall though, it was a good game for its time. With the upcoming title, I’m definitely expecting a lot more more interaction, better side content, and a more engaging world. Hoping the next one really builds on the solid foundation this game set.

I bought the game a year ago, as my first mgs title, finally decided to play it last week. on my second go of playing I lost track of time on a work night and stayed up till sunrise playing. Thanks for the sleepiest day of work ive ever had Kojima!

This is my second game from the metal gear franchise, and it certainly has better gameplay than metal gear solid 3, but the story certainly was not as good as I expected. Don't get me wrong. This is definitely a great game but it could have been much better if Hideo Kojima had more freedom. overall this game for me was a 9/10

Last time I played this game was using a EVGA 960 (2GB model) it was an eye opening (see what i did there, boss?!) edge-of-your-whatever experience, sank over 100 hrs easily on this game, now going to sink a few 100 more using an EVA 1080 TI (in 2025... the GPU is the king of kings) to relive some memories!

Though the game is incomplete, unlike other games developers release, 'half-assed' this game never made me say "I want my $ back" This game and Ground Zeros and all other metal gear solid games are my "escape from the BS the world have to offer"

Music/Scores is top notch, worth playing with a surround sound set up for that "Immersive Experience" even outside of cutscenes!

Gameplay is top notch and memorable, its not completely open-world but when you let your imagination make its rounds one could imagine what this or future MGS games could've been (Thanks for nothing Konami!)

Gameplay is top notch, and not over-bearing, its just right and plenty to do! you aren't limited to a game controller nor a keyboard and mouse so its highly accessable for all!

I've easily put a few hundred hours into this game over the last decade and I still haven't got bored of it.
Even though it's clearly unfinished and lacks 90% of it's story the gameplay is just so good and addictive.
I doubt it'll ever be topped in terms of stealth focused open world gameplay.
I don't even like metal gear and think it's super overrated but I'd still put this as one of the top 10 games I've ever played.
I have no clue who huey, skullman, pam, ocelot, miller or big boss are but this game is pretty good !

The greatest unfinished game of all time and one of the greatest in general. only game I have ever 100% 2 different times in my life and I enjoyed every moment of it.

"We live and die by your order, Boss"

Staff member has died [Heroism -60]

honestly I'm impressed, how is this game just very positive and not overwhelmingly positive

I threw too many people off the mother base rig and was offered the chicken hat for it. 10/10 game

I don't exactly know what to say about MGSV. It's a game with so much going for and against it. The gameplay is one of the most in depth tactical stealth games out there. The story is great up until the fight with skull face and sahelanthropus, after which the story becomes a slog of challenge content filler with occasional bits of actually intriguing story. The story beats feels similar to the beats of Twin Peaks (not the return) for me. The beginning starts strong, and stays strong all the way until the murder in Twin Peaks is revealed; to which the show had way too little to go off of so it makes up some arbitrary stuff until finally the show finds something interesting to watch again only for it to be left unfinished due to some corporate interference. If you know the history of this games development you can see the similarities. It's fun and does deserve to be recognized for it's achievements, just do be warned.

MGSV is a finished game. It's been 9 years, and if you still can't see through the phantom pain left by "promises unfulfilled", I'm afraid you've missed the point of the story.

"You too have known loss. And that loss torments you still. You hope hatred, might someday replace the pain. But it never goes away. It makes a man hideous, inside and out. Wouldn't you agree?"

That was my first dive into the Metal Gear universe (not counting the MGS V: Ground Zeroes cause it's basically the same game that acts as a prologue to this one). I was a big fan of Splinter Cell series as a kid, (thanks Ubi for killing it off 🤬) so I gave this game a chance without any expectations.

When I dived in into it I thought that I signed up for some single player game that will take me 15 - 20 hours at most and boy oh boy, I was SO wrong.
I clocked 160 hours into it, but there is so much stuff to do that after completing all the story missions and a significant amount of side ones, i'm only sitting at about 50% overall game progression.
I didn't expect this game to have two open world maps and a very complex base building and online component, that was probably the thing I was most surprised about, but of course in a very good way.
Also crazy amount of weapons and items to develop.

I really liked the story and the conclusion of it, really didn't see that one coming, although (to not spoil too much) there was a hint about it, but I only realized it after I completed the game, really cool stuff.
I was surprised about the amount of licensed tracks from the era. My song of choosing for when my helicopter arrives to pick me up was Rebel Yell by Billy Idol.

I wasn't a big fan of a few boss fights with big opponents, but that one isn't necesarily bad, I just my personal preference.
I could also write more about fantastic graphics - hell - insane even considering the game is 10 years old, fantastic audio and soundtrack and other stuff, but I'll just say that If you like spy/stealth type of a game then it's a must play. Even if you want to play loud, I still really recommend it. I'll most likely come back to it in a few years or something.

Two thumbs up 👍👍

As a long time MGS fan, MGSV ranks quite highly among the best in the series and was certainly way ahead of its time when it was originally released back in 2015 and arguably (game-play wise) is still leagues ahead of most modern open world games today.

Unfortunately it’s biggest pitfall, is the story. I have played every single MGS game to date and the expectations and hype for MGS V were huge, as it turned many of the exciting and ambitious fan theories regarding the games story turned out not to be true.

Instead we were given a game with an unfinished story and in turn most of the background to the story is given via hidden cassette tapes.

The decision to not have the legendary David Hayter return to voice ‘Big Boss’/‘Snake’ and to instead bring Kiefer Sutherland was a strange choice but without delving into spoilers does make sense from a story point of view but his lines are very few and far between and do not have the same impact as one might imagine.

It’s a very frustrating game in those aspects, particularly for an MGS fan, gameplay-wise for me; the open world, content, base building, combat, recruiting soldiers and above all the stealth mechanics’s makes this game an immediate recommendation for anyone, newcomers and fans alike…

…However long time MGS fans like myself are still struggling to understand how a game could be so disappointing in regards to its story telling, particularly when we were fooled so hard by the trailer’s for the game before it’s release.

We all got played like a damned fiddle and we will all carry our own “Phantom Pain” until the end of our days

Gameplay and music felt superb , story was interesting and enjoyable, too bad it got axed.

its super fun and surprizing its cool yet every decicion has a consicwence

This game is a timeless classic. I love the open-endedness of missions, with many different ways to achieve your aims. You can sneak past the guards by shooting at a wall to distract them, snipe them from a distance with a tranq dart or just drive in with a tank. Definitely worth it even after all these years.

Ground Zeroes + Phantom Pain is the only stealth game to not only rival the classic that is Chaos Theory - But to redefine the stealth genre all together.

If you want more of a simulation experience - maybe only hit ground zeroes or indeed just return to chaos theory. The freedom given here is insane and cannot be passed up,

This game is sadly never going to being finished in terms of development - there are missions that are repeated or just missing all together (search mission 51 on you tube) this game is still...

A CERTIFIED HOOD CLASSIC

Gameplay is incredibly fun and same with the story (when its present). However the games quality takes a massive hit in chapter 2 to the point where it just felt unfun to go through.

I have several hundred hours of this game on my console. This game is an incredible experience from the building of your own PMC to hearing Take on Me blast from your helicopter while the roaring sound of machine guns and missles fire from your helicopter mowing down the enemies you are sicking it on. The questions of the players moral compass enriches the experience so much more and has kept me drawn to this game for several years. While I am a MASSIVE fan of the entire franchise, I've always felt there's an underappreciated magic in this game that the fanbase won't acknowledge because of how different it is.

So, so good. I just wish they let Kojima finish it.

Welp, at least they make Delta now. Delta better be fucken good. See you in 4 months peeps.

INVISIBLE, BY DURan duran isn't in this game, false advertiserment

The gameplay is absolutely fantastic. Too bad the story will never be finished. Waiting for Delta to come out. Play this game even if you aren't good at stealth games, you'll enjoy it.

Finally finished it since i postponed it 10 years ago. this the first open world MGS with side mission. so i need more commitment and time to play it since i used to the linear gameplay in previous game. Anyway pretty Good 80 hours for the last metal gear. Thanks kojima. hell of a story!

Tbh for fan of stealth such series as Hitman, Splinter Cell or Deus Ex this title completely misses the main target: being entertaining and get's killed by various bad design decisions.

Playing any game shouldn't feel like a chore, yet it felt like one most of the time.

This is my 1st time playing any Kojima game and for somebody who really is into storytelling, this one somehow wasn't feeling remotely interesting to follow trough. I do appreciate over the top humor with very dramatic character expositions, but it somehow this does not sit right with this particular genre for me.

When it comes to the story, very long unskipable cutscenes that plays over and over whenever we visit bases, fly to our drop zones or when opening a game. Like I know this was meant to immerse player in the world, but instead of helicopter sound in each sequence, they might as well play elevator music, because the game puts you on hold, slowing down already slow to play stealth game.

Speaking of stealth, its very good. I do appreciate how the enemies are behaving overall, your outfit color matters I believe in how easy you can get spotted in each environment etc.

My main gripe with this title is progression lost due to not being able to quick save, and I know that other titles spoiled me with it/ it's not very much in spirit of this franchise, but I just can not stand reloading 40 mins of flawless stealth due to enemy RNG. This is a very much turn-off and should be in this game, so if somebody yap "go play diff game", please go fuck yourself because quicksaving is fully optional and if you don't want it, then don't use it. Other argument is that if I would want to play "souls like game" I'd buy one.

Sure it's probably a gag at this point seeing Kojima name plastered all around every main mission opening expose, but again for somebody who's 1st time playing his games, he comes as very unlikable and self centered.

It's a nice thing to see variety in gameplay tho due to micromanagement of the facility. It's very complex and poorly explained with too much information just bombarding you since launch instead of gradual introduction. Enhancing your core stealth experience trough that mechanic is very much awesome addition.


I just kept coming back and off because genuinely it did not land for me, but I do believe that maybe other fans of stealth might have better time playing it.

Step 1: Spend most of game recruiting S tier soldiers
Step 2: Have to kill them all off
Step 3: Profit

She Metal on my Gear till my Snake is Solid.

Invisible
Invisible
Invisible
Invisible
walking by the wall
(Shy one) the shadows will not fall
(Shy one) is silently ignored
(Quiet one) discouraged by the noise
(Quiet one) living without choice
(Quiet one) is a life without a voice
When you can't even say my name
Has the memory gone? Are you feeling numb?
Go on, call my name
I can't play this game, so I ask again
Will you say my name?
Has the memory gone? Are you feeling numb?
Or have I become invisible?
the dreamers wish away
(Hindsight) it's falling on my face
(Highlights) the shape of my disgrace
When you don't hear a word I say
As the talking goes, it's a one-way show
No fault, no blame
Has the memory gone? Are you feelin' numb?
And have I become invisible?
Invisible
Invisible
Invisible, invisible
Invisible, invisible
Invisible, invisible
Invisible
No one hears a word they say
Has the memory gone? Are you feelin' numb?
Not a word they say
But a voiceless crowd isn't backin' down
When the air turns red
With a loaded hesitation
Can you say my name?
Has the memory gone? Are you feelin' numb?
Have we all become invisible?

Absolute masterpiece of gameplay

If you're looking for in-deep lore from the MGS saga, this is undisputedly the game with less lore developement, partly because Kojima didn't want to do it at all, and because Konami kicked Kojima before the game was even done

The character developement is vague, and altough it treats backstories of existing characters, most of that is learned through listening to tapes rather than by playing the game. It isn't the best closing to the franchise, but it does close it
If you are a real MGS fan and have played previous games, play it, enjoy the gameplay because it is also part of kojima's conceptual artwork, and figure your close to the end. It is chronollogically set before MGS4, so it covers mostly the events after MGS3 and Peace Walker, before the MG games.

If you don't care much about the story and want to have a good stealth gameplay, this will be your new standard. The options the game provides, how you can approach every single mission, and the well designed stealth factor within the game (day, night, camo, sandstorms, etc) and how it affects the stealth aspect is amazing, very good gameplay experience

Even with the "flaws" about the storyline, it is a game that I would recommend anyone to play if they are either into stealth games or anything like armies and politics, because the game and the saga in general covers it all.
you can even pick this up first, and if you are interested in the storyline, grab the other games! (Most can be played on pc properly by now)

The story is crap, there's way too much dead time traveling between missions and mother base, it takes forever to get the higher level equipment and soldiers, and the game is missing it's final chapter. However for all it's flaws this is still a fantastic game if you treat it more like a sandbox stealth game rather than the big finale for metal gear and Kojima. You can feel that Kojima was really done with metal gear with this game, but he and his team still managed to put together a very fun experience that will keep you occupied for hours and has nearly endless possibilities for how to play missions. It's probably the best "bad" game I've ever played.

I'll be brief - this is a great game. The game part. Super rewarding and fun. The "plot" is crap if you want a good story but if you want to be rewarded as a super devotee of the series it's super fun to play. But if you're waiting to get the "next big snake tale" as some spectacle with a huge concrete payoff that's not here due to...many reasons.

10 Years old and it stands up better than any game I have seen in the last 5 years. Solid buy

Honestly one of the best games I've played in recent times.

Invisible
Invisible
Invisible
Invisible
walking by the wall
(Shy one) the shadows will not fall
(Shy one) is silently ignored
(Quiet one) discouraged by the noise
(Quiet one) living without choice
(Quiet one) is a life without a voice
When you can't even say my name
Has the memory gone? Are you feeling numb?
Go on, call my name
I can't play this game, so I ask again
Will you say my name?
Has the memory gone? Are you feeling numb?
Or have I become invisible?
the dreamers wish away
(Hindsight) it's falling on my face
(Highlights) the shape of my disgrace
When you don't hear a word I say
As the talking goes, it's a one-way show
No fault, no blame
Has the memory gone? Are you feelin' numb?
And have I become invisible?
Invisible
Invisible
Invisible, invisible
Invisible, invisible
Invisible, invisible
Invisible
No one hears a word they say
Has the memory gone? Are you feelin' numb?
Not a word they say
But a voiceless crowd isn't backin' down
When the air turns red
With a loaded hesitation
Can you say my name?
Has the memory gone? Are you feelin' numb?
Have we all become invisible?