Gravity
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Gravity
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Observing the dawn till it breaks
All goes upside down as the day breaks
A hundred pieces of thought of the hope
Were dancing on a rope
Mads me go off the deep end
Don't let the sunshine rain down on me
As long as the earth isn't far below me
Will climb the hills of the sky won't let me down
Want to fly up enough to divide sunlight
The stream of false dawn, can't let me down
Much can be done right for this time, and
No need to be known, still good to the bone
Ready to drown deep in the sky
I spy overlying wings swing as I go
Dive right into the free air and rouse the Sun
Eyes may grey out, I might shout 'mayday', as
Side wind wails while I fight the gravity
I spy overlying wings swing as I fly
Beneath the old Moon's ray, when the starlights sway
I may black out, I may face the fallout
Though, I'm ready to go, I'm so ready to go
I'm ready to fall
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