(We'll dream of Neo-Tokyo tonight...
We'll dream of Neo-Tokyo
We'll dream of Neo-Tokyo tonight...
We'll dream of Neo-Tokyo)

Neon lights glisten off the streets
The moonlight swallowed up
By breathing electricity
Salvation hovers in the sky
Dream of a life inside
While we escape just to survive

Let go, take flight
Dreams begin to reignite
So clear, so bright
We're glowing in the dead of night

Plug in, online
The datastream linking our minds
Circuits entwined
We'll dream of Neo-Tokyo tonight

We're made of flesh, circuit, and bone
The only world we've known
These empty streets we walk alone
Salvation blocking out the sun
Beneath its shadow cast
I dream with my Aphelion

Let go, take flight
Dreams begin to reignite
So clear, so bright
We're glowing in the dead of night

Plug in, online
The datastream linking our minds
Circuits entwined
We'll dream of Neo-Tokyo tonight

A new hope glistens off the streets
Rainfall washes away the memories in binary
Salvation bathes us in its glow
We look up to the sky
And dream of Neo-Tokyo

Let go, take flight
Dreams begin to reignite
So clear, so bright
We're glowing in the dead of night

Plug in, online
The datastream linking our minds
Circuits entwined
We'll dream of Neo-Tokyo tonight

We'll dream of Neo-Tokyo tonight
(We'll dream of Neo-Tokyo tonight...)
We'll dream of Neo-Tokyo tonight


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