Blue star
Shine your light down
On everyone 'cause
I don't care
They're soothing me
There, now

Blue star
Shine your light down
Pierce 'fore my veins
To heal my veins
Down on everyone
'Cause I do care
Their soothing me
Their lungs

It's more, more
Down shine light
Shine your light
Down
It's more, it's more
On everyone 'cause I don't care
You're soothing me their lungs

Blue star
Shine your light
Shine your light
Shine your light down
Blue star down
Blue star shine down
On everyone 'cause
I don't care
You're soothing me
Their lungs
It's more, it's more, some more


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    i think this is about someone dying and looking to the sky hoping that someone or something out there can help them. chino writes a lot about things to do with the lung or lungs, and i think this is his way of addressing the ideas surrounding life and death.

    xpankfrisston March 01, 2002   Link

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