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(Gypsy violin intro)

(Verse 1)

We carry ourselves on borrowed constellations

A fate that could never be mine.

I called it love you called it tragic

Walls between us too vast to fight.

Tell me what does it take for a star to die?

(Pre-chorus)

In another life,

In another time

Through the astral veil,

would our stars have shifted?

What will it take for me to see you’ll never be mine?

(Chorus)

I stole colors from a dying summer

You kept orbiting a fading sun

We made a world no light could enter

And vanished when morning would come

But I still hear you in the dark of the night sky

I can still smell you on the decay of the pines

You are the allegory of who I became

(Final Verse)

I spent years looking for echoes of your light

In strangers passing through my life

You disappeared with my innocence

And left rearranged constellations

(music shift)

So the girl who once adored you

Moved through unfamiliar heavens

Until I saw which stars were mine

(Bridge)

Some loves are written only in shadows

Still, they rewrite us all the same

I stole colors from a dying summer

You kept orbiting a fading sun

We made a world no light could enter

And vanished when morning would come

But I still hear you in the dark of the night sky

I still smell you in the decay of the pines

You were the allegory of who I’d become

Gravity I learned to leave behind

(Outro)

Some worlds exist only to change us

Some stars were never meant to sine

I walk towards my own horizon now

And let your light fade away