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Stargazer
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I never really understood why the night sky felt so full of life
Shut these dead white eyes, gazing through a purple sky
As seven ancient moons ignite
And the stars, they spoke to me in tongues
inhuman sensations to hold the earth in arms
The stars spoke in tongues
The stars...
I never really understood why the night sky felt so full of life
Shut these dead white eyes, gazing through a cloudscape open wide-
The seventh ancient moon must die
The stars, they swore to me they'd differ...
And the stars, they swore to me they'd last,
but different plans enfold the astral mass...
The stars spoke in tongues
STARGAZER
I see colors that don't exist
STARGAZER
I pray to the stars to end this
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