The Möbius Trip (VI. Veil of Stars)

from Transist by Paradigm Blue

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lyrics

behind a veil of stars, the unknown
and beyond, you may fly now
but like a blazing star in the sky
we burn and then we die

for all the storied eons we live
all the chases that we give
one day even immortals may fly
and reach their final limit

Why should I care?
You can waste your time and energy
And I can stretch my thoughts across infinity

a finite existence for us all, my friend
even your pilot, he’ll work to a greater end
To explore the singularity
Was his only goal, his only goal
At least as far as I know

and on the other side of that blackest shoal
he’ll find a broken world
and he’ll love and learn to make it whole
I feel a pull, but by what causality?
Cause I don’t see the singularity

deep within your core
lies the soul of a star
the key to the door
is your energy, you are
the seventh star,
the singularity

behind a veil of stars, the unknown
and beyond, you may fly now
but like a blazing star in the sky
we burn and then we die

for all the storied eons we live
all the chases that we give
one day even immortals may fly
and reach their final limit

oh, the fates of many hang in the balance
time to test your limits now

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from Transist, released June 11, 2021
Music by Moreno, Laur
Lyrics by Moreno, Laur

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Paradigm Blue Raleigh, North Carolina

Progressive rock power trio from Raleigh, NC, USA. Paradigm Blue is Juan Mantilla (guitars), Ruben Moreno (vocals, bass, keyboards), Steve Laur (drums).

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