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Lunar

from Gro​ß​e Welt by Sfir

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lyrics

There’s one small step for a man,
A giant leap into the dark.
Their eyes stay unforgotten
yet a thousand miles apart.
Numb in my cage
I watch the stars through glass.
Are they long gone
or yet to pass?

A step needs an hour,
one thought a day.
I describe countless circles
in silver dunes like in a prayer.
I breath in, breath out, tied up to the ground
while the machine remains its annoying sound
planet Earth is blue, there's something we can do
while the machine remains

So go on for another lonely star
just to forget the morass from afar

The break bites I gain weight again.
Well known lights are passing by
The cage still on a mission
moves like driftwood in the tide.
Numb in my belt
I look into red eyes.
Are they long gone
or my own lies

A step needs an hour,
one mile a day
I describe countless circles
on a white face I need to stay
I breath in, breath out, tied up to the ground
while the machine remains its annoying sound
planet Earth is blue, there's something we can do
while the machine remains

So go on for another lonely star
to see the waves collide from afar
abiotic bones lost on a lonely star
just to forget the mess we are

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from Gro​ß​e Welt, released July 17, 2015

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