1. |
Aftermath
03:55
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A blast of blinding light,
All the shapes and colors,
Created just for us.
And all the ones who died,
And all the people we have lost,
Are looking over us.
Nowhere we came,
Nowhere we go.
Please don't get away,
Stay here.
A blast of deafening sound,
All the shapes and colors,
Are bleeding into one.
Nowhere we came,
Nowhere we go.
Please don't get away,
Stay here
And I won't see another sunrise again,
When everything comes to an end.
Nowhere we came,
Nowhere we go.
Please don't get away,
Stay here
Nowhere we came,
Nowhere we go.
Never fade away.
Stay with me.
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2. |
Hit The Ground
03:11
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Let's go back to the start,
Back to where we belong.
I'm sure these wounds will never heal,
Where did it all go wrong?
Let's go back to the start,
Back to where we belong.
I'm sure these wounds will never heal,
Where did it all go wrong?
Now you're letting me fall down.
Who will be there when I hit the ground?
Let's go back to the start,
Back to where we belong.
Things are falling apart lately,
I've been losing for so long.
Let's go back to the start,
Back to where we belong.
We all thought that it would last,
How did it end so fast?
Now you're letting me fall down.
Who will be there when I hit the ground?
Now you're letting me fall down.
Who will be there when I hit the ground?
Let's go back to the start,
Let's go back to the start.
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3. |
Flashes
03:46
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Suddenly, without a sound,
My house of cards falls down.
And now tell me that this is not the end.
Can we start over again?
Suddenly, without a sound,
My house of cards falls down.
And I never really knew you well,
I guess that you don't even know yourself.
There's no next step,
Sun will never shine here,
I'm fading away as fast as a lightning.
There's no next step,
Sun will never shine here,
I'm fading away as fast as a lightning.
There's no next step,
Sun will never shine here.
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