There is a lake between sun and moon
Not too many know about
In the silence between whisper and shout
The space between wonder and doubt

This is a fine place
Shining face to face
Those bonfire lights in the mirror of sky
The space between wonder and why

Ah, yes to yes, to ah, to yes
Why the sun?
Why the sun?

Ah, yes to yes, to ah, to yes
Why the sun?
Why the sun?

There is a fine line between love and illusion
A fine place to penetrate
The gap between actor and act
The lens between wishes and fact

This is a fine place
To hesitate
Those bonfire lights in the lake of sky
The time between wonder and why

Ah, yes to yes, to ah, to yes
Why the sun?
Why the sun?

Ah, yes to yes, to ah, to yes
Why the sun?
Why the sun?

Some need to pray to the sun at high noon
Need to howl at the midwinter moon
Reborn and baptized in a moment of grace
We just need a break
From the headlong race

This is a fine place
Shining face to face (shining face to face)
Those bonfire lights in the mirrored sky
The space between wonder and why

Ah, yes to yes, to ah, to yes
Ah, yes to yes, to ah, to yes
Why the sun?
Why the sun?

Ah, yes to yes, to ah, to yes
Why the sun?
Why the sun?


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Between Sun & Moon Lyrics as written by Geddy Lee Alex Lifeson

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    Taken from 2112.net:

    "There Is a Lake Between Sun & Moon" by Pye Dubois, 1992"

    This is the original poem submitted to Rush which was revised and released as the song "Between Sun & Moon". Pye read the poem at the second annual Kumbaya Festival, Sept. 4, 1994, at the Forum in Toronto. The linernotes of the cd release commemorating the event, Kumbaya 1995, contains a transcript of the poem, although the cd does not contain the reading. The cd does, however, contain Alex Lifeson's jam with other Canadian musicians on "All Along the Watchtower".

    FenJazzon May 23, 2006   Link

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