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01-08-2008, 05:07 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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Lyrics
The lyrics are based on a short sci-fi story I wrote. I've included a short synopsis below to hopefully help with interpretation.
There's a scientist. He's feeling pretty bitter about his personal life and just the general state of things on Earth. As far as he's concerned, people are walking around in their own little dream worlds, oblivious to the pain and suffering that surrounds them. However, he does hold out some hope that things might be better in the afterlife than they are on Earth. So he builds a machine designed to blow up the Sun, which will then expand and envelope the Earth and take everyone to whatever afterlife there might be. So, the scientist launches the machine towards the sun, and is initially pretty happy about doing it. However, when the machine reaches the Sun and detonates, the scientist recognizes all the beauty that surrounds him and wishes he could stop it. However, he's too late to save the Earth from incineration. The scientist spends his last moments regretting what he did, wishing it were just a dream. Here are the lyrics. Constructive critiscism and ideas for improvement are welcome and appreciatted. Thanks. Living in a dream No one knows quite what it means So what’s the point of dreaming? So what’s the point of dreaming anymore? Waking from a dream, on blue and green Another blow, the things you know A fatal scene, with a machine The sun will sympathetically explode Mercifully explode Cuts marked in the ground, red on brown The sound resounds, it’s all around A steady hum, to marching drums Going round and round and round But no one makes a sound Flashing through the trees, in golden green With a machine, the end of things You never know, quite where it goes And is it ever really over? No it’s never really over Red and white collide to sink the sun I want it now but now it’s done And what’s the point in dying If only I were dreaming… |
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