World fall Lyrics

I'm falling to the point of no return

A premonition of me and I have learned

Eyes of the fallen staring disbelief

Voices of mourning weigh heavily on me

Worlds fall

Worlds fall

Worlds fall

All fears of heaven on earth just died today

It was gone before they even realized it

The broken body sank a peak into a niche of life

Just to show the others they could be so lucky

The morning broken, bound the dirt

All eyes on the ground as if to search for their friend there

With distant sounds, somebody plowed by their side

Would they know life would no longer take

Had a manual to tell the difference

Worlds fall

Worlds fall

Worlds fall

Worlds fall

Worlds fall

Worlds fall

Four angels step up to condemn the crumbling rock

Oh, say, Mr. Blue

What do you think went wrong

Too many looking at pieces and not enough looking down

Worry that this abominable paradise has fallen underground

An underground

An existential paradise

Ridiculous but so sincere

Hilarious but so unreal

That even cyborgs have lost their direction

Oh, say, Mr. Blue

What do you think went wrong

Too many looking at pieces and not enough looking down

Hilarious but so sincere

Hilarious but so unreal

That even cyborgs have lost their direction

An existential paradise

Ridiculous but so sincere

Hilarious but so unreal

That even cyborgs have lost their direction

An existential paradise

Ridiculous but so real

An existential paradise

Ridiculous but so real

That even cyborgs have lost their direction

Ow

Four angels step up to condemn the crumbling rock

Oh, say, Mr. Blue

What do you think we're all

Too many looking up

He says there's not enough looking down

Or even if there's a virtual paradise

That's falling under

Do the difference

Or next up will you

What do you think we're all

Too many looking up

Too many looking up

He says there's not enough looking down

Worlds fall

Time to disappoint you

Worlds fall

Worlds fall

Worlds fall

Worlds fall

Worlds fall

What do you think we're all

Too many looking up

Too many looking up

He says there's not enough looking down