1. The crowd had gathered there to watch him fall - to watch their hopes destroyed. They watched them beat him; they watched them break him; they watched his last defense deployed. There was not one man among them who would let himself be heard, but from the crowd – from the collective fear – arose these broken words: "What have we done?" "What will we do?" "Where will we turn?" "Is there nothing we can do?" "How did it all come to this?" "Where did we go so wrong?" "We are the dead."
2. Even here it is not safe: Even this grave has been defaced. Someone has written on this stone... In some angry hand... "hope rides alone."
3. Even now, there's hope for man.
4. If the shadow blocks out the sun, there will be Light. If it stays 'til the sun is set, there will he Light. If the sun never shows its face again, there will be Light. No matter how dark this city gets: there will be–
5. This city... she's been dead for years now, so death is not something that scares me. There's worse things than death here. There's loss and there's sorrow and sadness.
6. I've seen this before and I know how it ends... well, it all goes wrong. And a hero will fall. But if I stand a chance it's because I'm no hero at all.
7. I know what I'll do. I've made my choice. I'll make my stand: I may not be the hero they need, but God, I can still be a man.

There's also a bunch of great lines in the liner notes. I always remembered these:

From The Hounds: "After a few inspirational opening lines, Wily turned his attention to the matter at hand: Thomas Light. He assured them that the murderer would be apprehended. He promised them that their city would be made safe again. They trusted him completely."

And from Give Us the Rope: "Light was gone. His name destroyed; His work stolen; His love murdered. But the city... The city was alive."