[Intro]
A shepherd once walked among us
But now…
it’s our turn to kiss the sky
Greater things will you do, in your time!
He said…
that was a long, long time….
before he ever explained why
[Verse]
We were standing in the same field...
Underneath the exact same sky.
But far below a fault line existed
And nobody could tell us why
We grew together in the silence
Roots planted in the exact same soil
Learning all the local rhythms
Wearing crowns made out of foil
While a signal broadcast from the void
Originating from a place nobody knew
Something calling from deep within
But did that signal ever reach you?
Time will tell…
[Pre-Chorus]
A blade moved through the field
Divine Justice paid what’s due
A natural fault line opened up
And one road, split into two.
[Chorus]
We were torn in two
Though nothing came between us
Standing in the field together
No wall separating me from dust
Like the colours of a rainbow
Each one distinctly set apart
The only thing differentiating us
Is the capacity of our heart
[Interlude]
[Verse 2]
For a while we walked together
Though all the evidence disagreed
You blindly followed ancient rituals
While I rebuked the voice of greed
I could see the old world fading
You saw it standing firm
I could see the fault line opening
The one your senses couldn’t discern
[Pre-Chorus]
A blade moved through the field
Divine Justice paid what’s due
A natural fault line opened up
And one road, split into two.
[Verse]
The anchor holds its position
The signal carries on through
The baseline acts like a curtain
Bifurcation tears it in two
[Chorus]
We were torn in two
Though nothing came between us
Standing in the field together
No wall separated me from dust
Like the colours of a rainbow
Each one is distinctly set apart
The only thing that differentiates us
Is the colour of our heart
[Interlude]
[Outro]
Love can keep the lantern burning
Love will hold the door for you
But it cannot save a dying pattern
Without becoming broken too
I held the light inside me
As the dawn came shining through
And in this sacred space I learned
that letting go
Was the hardest thing
I was ever asked to do