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Thirst

from Vision by Building Castles

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VERSE
I won't apologize
For being hypnotized
For the way I fantasize
When I look into the sky

I see a universe
With seams about to burst
I drink the Milky Way
But still I feel a thirst


Maybe technology
Can paint a better scene
Maybe eternity
Is not a dying dream
I'll take the first flight
Into the satellites
And I'll see you in another time


CHORUS:
Moving
On the moon beams
Street lights
Underneath my bones
Home
In the sky
Gone
To the starlight


VERSE 2
A science fiction king
With science fiction dreams
I wrote a lullaby
That maybe you could sing

Put me to sleep at night
With an atomic flight
Shoot me around the moon
And then I'm out of sight

Maybe humanity
Is just another seed
Maybe our vanity
Is more than we should be
I'll be the alien
Under another sun
When they welcome us from the stars


BRIDGE
I've been thinking 'bout the moment
The moment in time
When they'll climb up to the roof tops
And look to the sky

On the edge of the horizon
She'll climb to the stars
As she etches in the skyline
On her way to Mars

Maybe now I won't be alone anymore
Maybe now I will have some room to explore

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from Vision, track released November 20, 2012
Written, performed and recorded by Orion Satori.

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