Phoenix
We rise
Together from the ashes
Once troubled
From our fall away from glory
We built each other up
Like a magnificent kingdom
We would soon set the world ablaze
Like starlight
The night sky would shine because of us
Leaving a trail from the past
And letting our galaxy minds
Lead us to the future
One with days
Filled with honeycomb sunrises
That we would spend in each other’s arms
Flying higher and higher
Like the great red-wood forests
Shooting into the sky
And even as we flew through thunderous skies
Our fire would shine brighter
As winter storms pelted us with ice and cold
We burn through our path
And if either of us
Took another fall from grace
We would rise from the ashes once more
And lift each other up into the skies
Higher than ever before
That is where we belong
For the sky is our domain
And that domain is endless
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