I know where you went but I don't know how you got there
I know where you went but I don't know how you got there
Silver tongue hill where you talk up what I' d play down
I would speak up but I wouldn't know what to say
To say
To say

Lucidity, come back to me
Put all five senses back to where they're meant to be
Oh it's hard to tell, it breaks down
There is a will, there is a way

Wondering around like spare time never knew it
I might suck fizzle or I might just float away

And we'll go running off tonight
High above, where we won't even need to recah the sky, my love
Oh there will be a change in the air, nobody will be anybody else

Lucidity, come back to me
Put all five senses back to where they're meant to be
Oh where we'll go, tip toe, tread boldly right down
To the lair, ah ah ah


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    There's a pretty good chance this song is about lucid dreaming. Those who have had them know they are a fleeting experience but a total rush. I imagine he wants to stay in that state longer next time, and is maybe trying to learn from another lucid dreamer.

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