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Stars Die

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Steven Wilson Canonical path: /steven-wilson/stars-die Related lyric paths: 6
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Stars Die

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The moon shook and curled up like gentle fire

The ocean glazed and melted wire

Voices buzzed in spiral eyes

Stars dived in blinding skies

Stars die. Blinding skies.

Tree cracked and mountain cried

Bridges broke, window sighed

Cells grew up and rivers burst

Sound obscured and sense reversed

Idle mind and severed soul

Silent nerves and begging bowl

Shallow haze to blast a way

Hyper sleep to end the day

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