Stardust and Mycelium Lyrics

I am not a lonely wanderer

Seeking shelter for the night

No, I'm but a humble cave-dweller

A hermit of my modern life

Singing songs in a cold, dark room

About the wonders of the great outside

But all the while I sit

Looking back on pictures

Of a life I left behind

When I was blind. When you were mine

When you were mine

On a Sunday at the end of May

I ate a funny hotdog bun

And fell into a dream

Where all the faces weren't reflections

And the voices rang out clear

And as the tears glazed down our cheekbones

We all toasted in in good cheer, and we

We left the shadows

And we ran into the rain

I saw the future

Knew good love would come again

So I thanked all my stars

That had blown apart

For all the gifts they'd given me

Yet to be seen

Yet to be seen

Seven billion years ago

When the Earth was still Stardust

How could They have ever known

O that death might become us

Seven billion years ago

When the Earth was still Stardust

How could They have ever known

O that death might become us

Seven billion years ago

When the Earth was still Stardust

How could They have ever known

O that death might become love

On the day I crawled out on the shore

I saw a thousand pairs of eyes

All looking up for something more

I fixed my sights

And set to follow down the lighted path,

Its overgrown with

buried hatchets berry patches

Rows of roses

O and so I left my cave

Now to find a way

To wander on my own

but not alone

O not alone