Two speakers perform a lyrical duet exploring longing and fear through surreal imagery. They describe paralysis and cosmic visions, breathing in bones while planets freeze, yearning to intersect amid a world that disappears.
I see you as a shadow, as an echo from a canyon underground where daylight Tastes like water, so much sweeter when it's not always around.
'Cause we are just animals, so free to be support, like lions at the zoo. I still fear what's unavoidable, uncontrollable, though it does me no good, like running.
From a nightmare, my feet seem to stick there, and I can't move at all. And that's the dawn of paralysis.
Yeah, we know there's more than this, that we can't go near.
I breathe out my expectations, the ones I created. I watch them fly away towards the sun. Burning to obscurity, the life of a galaxy.
I wish I could be here the day it explodes, 'cause that's how I think of you, tragically beautiful. At the end of every road, Oh, how, oh, how. Someday when we intersect, we'll think of times we spent sweating in the light.
And breathe in your bones like air.
If the world would just disappear and leave us in the sky suspended in time, watching the planets freeze, drinking the moon's sweet candies, and laughing at the ice.
Oh, how, oh, how I wish. Oh, how I wish.
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