“Where Is The Justice?” is the first song overall in the Death Note: The Musical soundtrack.

It is, like the first scene in the anime, set in Light’s class, before he finds the Death Note. However, unlike… Read More [Light]

Where is the justice

When the guilty all go free?

Why don’t we lock them up

And throw away the key?

[Light's Teacher]

I see a young man’s anger

Burning in your eyes;

[Light]

What you see is my impatience

With your noble compromise;

[Light]

Show me what’s right about the wrongs that we allow

Real people need to feel protected here and now;

This whole damn system’s broken way beyond repair

It’s just law

Not law and order;

Not much good and seldom fair;

[Light's Classmate #1]

Laws were made for everyone

We’re treated all the same;

[Light]

Till a lawyer’s tricks can fix the blame;

What about the victims

Waiting for some justice?

How can we turn away

And say that's just the way things are?

What about the families

Hiding in their houses

All of them afraid to walk the street at night

With all their doors locked tight

Tell me where is the justice

If there's any justice

[Light's Teacher]

Your simple arguments have all been made before (Ensemble Oh-oh's in the background)

The world's not black and white

The choice not either, or

[Light]

Perhaps it's time we drain the color from within

Till we're back to seeing black and white

And wrong and right again

[Light's Teacher]

Overwrought pronouncements won't improve the paradigm

[Light]

Till lawyers cutting deals becomes a crime;

[Light and Ensemble]

Let the corporations make the regulations

And all go unaccountable when everything goes wrong;

Let the rich and famous get away with murder;

Every time a high-priced mouth piece starts to talk

His client gets to walk;

Tell me where is the justice?

If there’s any justice;

[Light]

Where is the justice

[Students]

Tell me where?

[Light]

For all the victims?

[Students]

Tell me where?

[Light]

Where is the justice?

What good is law that can’t punish those who break it?

[Light's Classmate #2]

Politicians make their speeches all day long;

While judges pushing pencils mostly get it wrong;

[Ensemble]

Mostly get it wrong!

[Light's Classmate #3]

Instead of loopholes for the laws to fall between;

Let some good old fashioned payback

Grease the wheels of the machine;

[Ensemble]

Grease the wheels of the machine

[Light]

Isn’t everybody sick to death of all this stuff

Can’t we all stand up and say enough?

[Ensemble]

Time and stand up! We've had enough!

Justice

Justice

Justice

Now's the time for justice

[Light]

Listen to the fam'lies hiding in their houses;

[Ensemble]

Justice

Justice

[Light]

All of them afraid to walk the street at night

With all their doors locked tight;

[Ensemble]

Afraid to walk the streets at night

With all their doors locked tight

[Light]

We must give them their justice;

[Ensemble]

Where is the justice?

[Light]

We owe them some justice;

[Ensemble]

Where is the justice?

[Light and Ensemble]

Where is the justice?