Fate of the Stars

Andrew D Horowitz, Joseph Robert Hawley, Robert Howard Cantor, Ross Steven Federman, Zubin Sedghi

To leave from this tale, follow closely ahead
Prepare to exist by the living & dead
Too slow or too kind or too wary of those too at ease
Past all the buried impressions of then
Sullen drawn eyes and expressions to mend
Continued through mirrors left broken to sing and be heard
Through when it seems all the senses are lost to absurd

So the part where we are
Trapped in active depart
In the fate of the stars
No, not one who we are
No control pumping heart
Button pressed mind in art
Mind control, mind restart

To leave from the present with no source of sound
They laugh because silence is never around
Ignored and forgotten, the past may continue to breathe
Feared not a rest by this desolate friend
Whose patience revealed what intent comes to send
With a stare at a hole in the world comes a lust to be high
Above all the dark nested clouds that keep guard of the sky

So the part where we are
Trapped in active depart
In the fate of the stars
No, not one who we are
No control pumping heart
Button pressed mind in art
Mind control, mind restart

Step onto the Ferris wheel
Round for day & night
Lost in what's forever more
Complacent in its reasons for
Give & take & sleep & wake &
Pray for day & night to come
Again, we see there's certainty in
What we feel and what we've heard
Again, we see there's certainty in
Expectations all the same

Trivia about the song Fate of the Stars by Tally Hall

On which albums was the song “Fate of the Stars” released by Tally Hall?
Tally Hall released the song on the albums “Good & Evil” in 2011 and “Admittedly Incomplete Demos” in 2015.
Who composed the song “Fate of the Stars” by Tally Hall?
The song “Fate of the Stars” by Tally Hall was composed by Andrew D Horowitz, Joseph Robert Hawley, Robert Howard Cantor, Ross Steven Federman, Zubin Sedghi.

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