Moth
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Moth
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Stepping outside, roaming through the forest in the night
Standing here, on his own, he's pensive,
with a flood of moonlight in his eyes'
The wind whistles a whisper of allaying
His face is shrouded in a summer breeze
It's like a great perfume that elates him'
He's gone so far from human grief
(His soul is learning how to breathe)
It'd feel so sweet to follow him
(Diving into serenity')
I will travel between Sky and Earth
And cast myself away in an outer space
Using universe as playing field for my soul
In harmony with the world,
Like a twirling moth under a pale starlight'
Going nowhere and everywhere
Throughout the oceans
And above the mountains
Going nowhere, everywhere
Gliding above Earth
Staring down at us from land to land'
'and blows the summer breeze
Wondering outside
With all the might
Of the moonlight
As only candle
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The Gateway performs "Moth", and this lyric page sits inside the The Gateway catalog on LyroVerse.
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