Minus Six

Secrets In Our Awakening
As the rain falls you will answer your call I wonder how we could survive without you Thought we were free, now you're starting to see Hidden deep in the green there's a yellow and blue Packed up your things it came as a surprise Though it didn't last long, it was a hell of a ride Sometimes it's best just to sail with the tide Who knows what's still there? Who knows what's left to find? Then one day you'll return You come back with glory full of laughter, full of stories And we'll watch the fire as it burns You strengthen our wonder, creating this hunger and everyone wants to be cultured, but noone will leave Make sure you come back to us so we know to believe The stars are out tonight They're asking you to come with them to places never been before And sure you're just a little scared I hope you make it there You need to be the first exploring Everything yet to be seen and heard Exotic life that'd here you find and say's absurd A biosphere that's simply full of peace And plentiful with any fruit you need Songtexte You're taking off already? I hope you have a safe landing Be prepared to be amazed by what you'll see And if you could comprehend it Then come pass the secret on to me Then one day you'll return You come back with glory full of laughter, full of stories And we'll watch the fire as it burns You strengthen our wonder, creating this hunger And everyone wants to be cultured, but no one will leave Make sure you come back to us so we know to believe And you never know what you have 'til it's gone Cover your ears children you're too young You can't take the screaming You can't take the blood And the symbol of our love by just isn't enough But then one day you'll return You come back with glory full of laughter, full of stories And we'll watch the fire as it burns You strengthen our wonder, creating this hunger And everyone wants to be cultured, but no one will leave Make sure you come back to us so we know to believe Make sure you come back to us so we know to believe Aus Songtexte Mania