Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Rosetta
Canonical path: /rosetta/myo-the-miraculous
Related lyric paths: 6
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Myo / The Miraculous
Read Myo / The Miraculous lyrics by Rosetta on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Myo / The Miraculous
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Fall
Is this gravity
Pull
While the light escapes those who reach
What's unseen in speechless hands
Gracious movements of collapse and dissolve
A resolution bathed in sound
Sometimes I think these are the stars of my home
Inaudibly versed
Aesthetic clatter
An oath plagued by thrusts
A false face to flatter
Fireflies atone and sing
Rest your wings
Sing its praise
A resolution bathed in sound
Sometimes I think these are the stars of my home
Spread your wings, martyr
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