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Artist: Northwind Wolves
Canonical path: /northwind-wolves/astronomy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Astronomy
Read Astronomy lyrics by Northwind Wolves on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Astronomy
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Far above a star I see, a star that ever stares back at me
From beyond the skies
From beyond the seas
Look upon our world, like your disease
The stars themselves will fall tonight
Make your wish before you die
So shall our reign come to an end, from beyond this we shall not ascend
A death that one cannot transcend, into darkness we descend
Come away with me on a winter's night
Beneath the sea of stars thereof
The mist that reveals the skies despite
The stars that fall down from above
Come away with me on a winter's night
Beneath a sea of stars so cold
Everything you know shall die
Below a sea of stars behold
Watch the stars fall from the skies tonight
Watch them fall
Come on
The stars will fall, watch them fall
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