We flail onto morning stars
We'll offer all ourselves
We'll offer up ourselves
Just not to close our eyes

Seize onto the sun as it rises in the east
Ascend to open doors hanging heavenly
Suspended in the superlunary
Even broken you'll be bribed to stand

Words that never silence
Telling you, oh, oh
We won't last long
If this canopy crashes down
Crushing us
That's the only way to break this apart

And tell them the moon is falling down on
Don't expect this day to end
Do you see that star?
And I'll meet you there

When you read this you'll be well on your way
And please write soon
So I know that you have gotten home safe
Please don't forget me

Words that never silence
Telling you, oh, oh
We won't last long
If this canopy crashes down
Crushing us
That's the only way to break this apart

How I worked heart's molded in mâché
(words that never silence)
To some mended way of beating
(telling you we won't last long)
Before we behold them break and fold

Painting pictures that will never fade
(they paint both my sails; never)
Still they crack (never!)

Crushed at the crushing in our chests
(words that never silence)
Dizzy, we'll see star's dazzle like glass shards
(telling you we won't last long)
Sparkle, shatter, violence and destroyed frames

Painting pictures that will never fade
(they paint both my sails; never)
Still they crack (never!)

And if the shattering sky will slip to sever us
We'll receive it
We will reap it
Always remember

How I worked heart's molded in mâché
(words that never silence)
To some mended way of beating
(telling you we won't last long)
Before we behold them break and fold

Painting pictures that will never fade
(they paint both my sails; never)
Still they crack (never!)

Crushed at the crushing in our chests
(words that never silence)
Dizzy, we'll see star's dazzle like glass shards
(telling you we won't last long)
Sparkle, shatter, the violence and destroyed frames

Painting pictures that will never fade
(they paint both my sails; never)
Still they crack (never!)

Words that never silence!


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    We flail on to morning stars; we'll offer all of ourselves Offer all of ourselves just not to close our eyes Seize onto the sun as it rises in the east Ascend to open doors hanging heavenly Suspended in the superlunary Even broken you'll be bribed to stand Was it ever silence telling you oh, oh we won't last long If this canopy crashes down, crushing us That's the only way to break this apart And although the moon is falling down on… Don't expect this day to end Do you see that star? Well, I'll meet you there When you read this you'll be well on your way And please write soon, so I know that you Have gotten home safe please don't forget me Was it ever silence telling you oh, oh we won't last long If this canopy crashes down, crushing us That's the only way to break this apart That’s the only way to break this apart How I worked hearts molded in mache To some mended way of beating Before we behold them break and fold (The summer to see you again) Painting pictures that will never fade still they crack (They paint up my sails… Never… Never) Clutched at the crushing in our chests (The summer to see you again) Dizzy we'll see stars dazzle like glass shards sparkle shatter (They paint up my sails… Never… Never) The violence in destroyed frames Painting pictures that will never fade still they crack Wake up! By God wake up! Wake up right now! And if the sheltering sky will slip to sever us we’ll receive it. We will reap it always remember How I worked hearts molded in mache To some mended way of beating Before we behold them break and fold (The summer to see you again) Painting pictures that will never fade still they crack (They paint up my sails… Never… Never) Clutched at the crushing in our chests (The summer to see you again) Dizzy we'll see stars dazzle like glass shards sparkle shatter (They paint up my sails… Never… Never) The violence in destroyed frames Painting pictures that will never fade still they crack Was it ever silence?

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