The Balancer's Eye
Navigating the Cosmic Dilemma: The Balancer's Reflection
Lyrics
Heaven never ever heard a word I said
Expressing frustration that communication with heaven seems unheard.
I've cried enough to raise the dead
Having experienced intense sorrow, enough to have a profound impact.
"Everything comes and goes," they say
Reflecting on the transient nature of everything in life.
Here tomorrow, gone today
Highlighting the fleeting nature of existence, emphasizing impermanence.
Heaven won't let me in, I don't know why
Feeling excluded from heaven without understanding the reason.
No one's ever loved you half as much as I
Expressing a deep, unparalleled love compared to others.
Everyone's a sinner in the balancer's eye
Acknowledging the universal human tendency to sin in the eyes of a balancer.
I've prayed enough, I rolled the dice
Having prayed extensively and taken chances in life.
Anyone's luck can turn, I've heard
Recognizing that luck can change for anyone, having heard stories.
Not soon enough, I gave my word
Committing to something, possibly regretting the timing.
I was born right into nothing
Born into a challenging situation or existence.
Under a very bad sign
Underlining a life marked by adversity, hinted at by a bad sign.
Can I cross beyond that line?
Questioning the nature of reality, exploring whether limitations exist only in the mind.
Is it in my mind?
-Is it in my mind?
-Is it in my mind?
-Is it in my mind?
-Nothing's waiting for us in the great sky
Rejecting the notion of an afterlife reward, emphasizing the insignificance of life.
Life is equal to dust in the balancer's eye
Life being viewed as insignificant in the eyes of a balancer.
Now I know that I can't lift an old curse
Acknowledging an inability to lift an old curse, questioning the process.
Tell me, how does a man change the universe?
Pondering how an individual can bring about significant change in the universe.
Will I ever be forgiven for the crime of my life?
Weighing the possibility of forgiveness for a significant life mistake or wrongdoing.
Will it haunt me 'til I die?
Wondering if the consequences of a mistake will persist until death.
To the end of time
Expressing a desire for forgiveness and redemption lasting until the end of time.
To the end of time
-To the end of time
-To the end of time
-Heaven won't let me in, I don't know why
Reiterating the feeling of exclusion from heaven without understanding why.
No one's ever loved you half as much as I
Reaffirming an unparalleled love compared to others.
If I follow the starlight and call your name
Pondering the possibility of reconnecting in a different realm by following the starlight.
Will I see you again on the astral plane?
Questioning whether a reunion is possible on the astral plane.
I been learnin' the truth, made me feel worse
Learning a truth that exacerbates negative feelings.
Tell me, how does a man change the universe?
Reiterating the question of how one can change the universe.
Doesn't matte, it's too late to do right
Expressing resignation that it's too late to rectify past wrongs.
Heading into the void at the speed of light
Accepting a journey into the unknown, possibly at a rapid pace.
Now I know that I can't lift an old curse
Reaffirming the inability to lift an old curse, questioning the process again.
Tell me, how does a man change the universe?
Repeating the question of how one can bring about significant change in the universe.
Tell me, how does a man change the universe?
Repeating the plea for guidance on changing the universe.
Tell me, how does a man change the universe?
-Follow the emerald star
Ending with a metaphorical directive to follow the emerald star, suggesting a path to follow.
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