Speak to me
So I can understand your tongue
You seem rather fragile
It's been said
It's cold beyond the sun
Have you ever been there?

Communicating thoughts of ways
To never have to speak again
Let me be the fire in your head

Bring what's yours, I'll take what's mine
And meet you on the other side
We'll leave a sun so anyone can find us
A better place, a sweeter time
We won't need any wings to fly
A place beyond the sun

Look for me
The way you would if you were blind
Don't be so resistant
I've been known
To travel much too fast
Is that you in the distance?

Communicating thoughts of ways
To never have to speak again
Let me be the fire in your head

Bring what's yours, I'll take what's mine
And meet you on the other side
We'll leave a sun so anyone can find us
A better place, a sweeter time
We won't need any wings to fly
A place beyond the sun

Communicating thoughts of ways
To never have to speak again
Let me be the fire in your head

Bring what's yours, I'll take what's mine
And meet you on the other side
We'll leave a sun so anyone can find us
A better place, a sweeter time
We won't need any wings to fly
A place beyond the sun


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Beyond the Sun Lyrics as written by Christopher Belding Gill Anthony C. Battaglia

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    I personally think that this song is about a man who loves someone who is afraid to love. In the first verse he begins using "Beyond the sun" as a metaphor for love, and he questions her as to whether she has been in love. In the second verse, he mentionas regretfully that he has fallen in love with her too fast, and she is still lagging behind unsure of where to go. So in the chorus he's asking her to come with him to "A place beyond the sun" or asking her to come and love him and reassure her that it will be better.

    ZephyrLegendon January 31, 2007   Link

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