Symmetry - Chuck Ragan

How would we have known we would wash away?

As two solemn searching souls, together to the sea

Amongst the creatures underneath the deepening

Holding to the flame burning you and me We sacrifice the talk and praise the eyes in all wonder and amazement

And notice every star floating in the arms of symmetry so ageless

How would we have known we would wash away?

As two solemn searching souls, together to the sea

Among the mountains underneath the deepening

Rising to the sun but in the shadows all along

We sacrifice the talk and live for holding on to everything sacred

Surrounded by the miles of broken oars and trials covering the surface

We sacrifice the talk and cherish what we’re taught come what may surround us And drift with clutching arms in a world so ever dark, wondering what betook us How would we have known we would wash away?

As two solemn searching souls, together to the sea

Amongst the creatures underneath the deepening

Holding to the flame burning you and me We sacrifice the talk and praise the eyes in all wonder and amazement

And notice every star floating in the arms of symmetry so ageless