Fly into the Sun

FREDERICK B WILLIAMS, LOU REED, ROBERT MANUEL CLIVILLES

I would not run from the holocaust
I would not run from the bomb
I'd welcome the chance to meet my maker
And fly into the sun, fly into the sun, fly into the sun
I'd break up into million pieces and fly into the sun

I would not run from the blazing light
I would not run from its rain
I'd see it as an end to misery
As an end to worldly pain
An end to worldly pain ...
I'd shine by the light of the unknown moment
To end this worldly pain
Fly into the sun, fly into the sun
I'd shine by the light of the unknown moment
And fly into the sun

The earth is weeping, the sky is shaking
The stars split to their core
And every proton and unnamed neutron
is fusing in my bones
And an unnamed mammal is darkly rising
As man burns from his tomb
And I look at this as a blissful moment
To fly into the sun

Fly into the sun, fly into the sun
I'd burn up into a million pieces
And fly into the sun
To end this mystery answer my mystery
I'd look at this as a wondrous moment
To end this mystery
Fly into the sun, fly into the sun
I'd break up into a million pieces
And fly into the sun

Trivia about the song Fly into the Sun by Lou Reed

When was the song “Fly into the Sun” released by Lou Reed?
The song Fly into the Sun was released in 1984, on the album “New Sensations”.
Who composed the song “Fly into the Sun” by Lou Reed?
The song “Fly into the Sun” by Lou Reed was composed by FREDERICK B WILLIAMS, LOU REED, ROBERT MANUEL CLIVILLES.

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