This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
Where does your garden grow
Tell me the secrets that you know
Another time, another place
Where are the holy ones
Selling the secret to the Sun
Welcome to the Universe
[Bridge]
Cross the line, redefine
Lose your mind, come crawl inside
[Chorus]
Hey, hey, what do you got
Doesn't matter to me 'cause I don't want that
I'm not the only one
The unified divide
Among and then deny
Now could you kindly cut to the chase
It's like a Deadsy song
Pretty but something's always wrong
Show me your secret Mason sign
[Bridge, Chorus]
See, it's in your eyes
Come break me down
Come break me
[Chorus]
Hey, what do you got?
Tell me the secrets that you know
Another time, another place
Where are the holy ones
Selling the secret to the Sun
Welcome to the Universe
[Bridge]
Cross the line, redefine
Lose your mind, come crawl inside
[Chorus]
Hey, hey, what do you got
Doesn't matter to me 'cause I don't want that
I'm not the only one
The unified divide
Among and then deny
Now could you kindly cut to the chase
It's like a Deadsy song
Pretty but something's always wrong
Show me your secret Mason sign
[Bridge, Chorus]
See, it's in your eyes
Come break me down
Come break me
[Chorus]
Hey, what do you got?
Lyrics submitted by flashflatliner, edited by KeroseneFire
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I like the way it has some phrases from their other songs like:
"Another time, another place" (End of the Beginning)
"Welcome to the Universe" (Welcome to the Universe [whatta surprise!])
"The unified divide" (Oblivion)
Great song
Oh yeah. First 30STM song I ever heard, hooked me in. I'd thought it'd be something passable, some side-project of Jared's, but just listening to the intro of this, I knew it was going to be good.
The sun is usually about 93 Million Miles away from us.
haha, i don't think its 'like a deadsy song' but actually 'like some other song' or something liek that - funny tho, coz dr nner does some synth on the cd, and i've always thought 30 stm soudns kinda liek an actually good and interesting and more advanced deadsy - so wrong lyric perhaps, but right idea
I don't think it's "Show me a secret Mason sign"... to me, at least (!), it sounds like "Show me the ancient sign".
in the original version its "like a deadsy song", but they changed it for the album to "like some other song",
yea i always wondered why the changed it goto lifeonmars.tk if its still there to get the demo versions
93 Million Miles is a very large distance, extra-terrestrial indeed.
Mars was, in 2003, 34.65 million miles from Earth. In 1995 is was 62.8 million miles. I don't see any corrolation there. Mars is 155 million miles from the sun
yh <br /> the title is the exact distance from the earth to the sun<br /> so there it is :D<br /> <br /> and all the lyrics in this song are all out of other songs if u liten to it carefully :D
It was originally Deadsy because Deadsy was originally involved in the project.
Who agrees that 30 Seconds to Mars fans are the biggest scenefags out there now?