Falling Through Starlight (feat. Amelia Jones)
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Falling Through Starlight (feat. Amelia Jones)
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As I move
Through the air
I hear the call to freedom
For the pain that you hold
Belongs to me
As I break the ocean's skin
And I rise from darkness
I see your eyes
I see your eyes
As I learn to breakaway
From the rage screaming inside
I'm reborn
You're reborn
As I fly through cloudless skies on the backs of gods
An atom of stardust
Transcends my body and soul
To set me free
Falling through starlight with you
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