THE AGE OF TANGLED DREAMS

The sky has grown heavy

With the weight of mens' dreams

Once, it was empty

Just the moon and the sea

It contains every sorrow

Every vision and dream

The stars serve as anchors

To the things we can't see

The sky weighs heavy

In the age of tangled dreams

The stars, they are falling

To grant its release

Our lifetimes move quickly

In feverish sleep

They are only small windows

From which we can see

In the age of falling stars

I can hear the sky scream

We are born to forget

What we're destined to see.

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