Ra (Band) – Supernova Lyrics
Artist: Ra (Band)
Song: Supernova
And now I close the door
Melding a resurrection
Living through every war
I underscore the pain
Windows of fantasy
Shadows of expectations
Drowning in agony
I set this body free
It always happens right before it’s over
You light the sky up like a supernova
I believe the writing’s on the wall
I don’t regret at all
I never played the game
Part of me will always see the sun
As if it just begun
To be the only one
Who knew what I became
Walking the way, I see
Gateways in all directions
Magical empathy
The wind, it knocks me down
Lost in a neutron star
Ready to break a cycle
It never heals, it’s gone
The moment tears in me
It always happens right before it’s over
You light the sky up like a supernova
I believe the writing’s on the wall
I don’t regret at all
I never played the game
Part of me will always see the sun
As if it just begun
To be the only one
Who knew what I became
(Spoken)
The ticking moments beat against me like broken waves in a desert
Lolling envy cascades beneath a yellow sky, dying slowly in a casket of infinite density
Aiming too high, the arrow misses and makes its mark on a setting sun
Reaching up, there is no one but the echoes of potential that rattle and bang against what could have been
Having regret, we find the ego wanting more, needing more
The frozen walls melting into the childish night
The time has come to open our eyes and be blinded by the sun
It always happens right before it’s over
You light the sky up like a supernova
I believe the writing’s on the wall
I don’t regret at all
I never played the game
Part of me will always see the sun
As if it just begun
To be the only one
Who knew what I became
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From the album:
Black Sheep
Release Year: 2009