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Eternity


We see the stars not empty space

When looking at the nighttime sky;

Dark will not win, it won't erase.

 

We turn our cheek, sun on our face

Through pain that we can not deny,

We see the stars not empty space.

 

And Mars can’t beat the human race

As he tempts with fake alibis.

Dark will not win, it won't erase.

 

With wonder, hopeless, we all chase

A comet, space dust, soaring by.

We see the stars not empty space.

 

When we get lost off in someplace

Our galaxy will soothe the cries.

Dark will not win, it won't erase.

 

The universe, a wondrous place

Doth gift the planets to our eyes,

We see the stars not empty space,

Dark will not win, it won't erase.

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