Icarus
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Icarus
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I am a craftsman and you are my son
The child I created cannot be unborn
Feathers and wax make of promising wings
Taunting the gods is the way of all kings
What have I done?
I tried to play God and I paid with my son
I know I'm a man
Cause a God cannot feel a pain this outdone
What did I say?
Don't fly to the sea or too close to the Sun
But now
My Icarus is gone
When we were flying, I felt so alive
I soared through the air just like the divine
I felt like a God and I know you did too
Overwhelmed with ecstasy, I watched as you flew
What have I done?
I tried to play God and I paid with my son
I know I'm a man
Cause a God cannot feel a pain this outdone
What did I say?
Don't fly to the sea or too close to the Sun
What have I done?
I tried to play God and I paid with my son
I know I escaped
But sitting in Sicily, I'm hardly free
I am alone
It was supposed to be us but now is just me
My baby
My Icarus is gone
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