a glimpse of my partical fairy blue it is only for you I would crush the stars

Lyrics

All these years
ive been waiting for you babe
to see you once again

all these years 
ive been waiting for you babe
to call you once again 

yeah
So as long as I live I gotta let you
Know that as long as there’s a stage for me to step to
Fly to the moons of Neptune
Nobody except you will ever come close
Like I pulled,  the tugs out, the heart strings
Then you played it like a harp, now my heart sings
When you're hiding in the shadows, my heart sinks
And the farther you drift I can't think, tank running on empty
Whatever happened to the fuel, gauge plenty
Whenever I caught a glimpse of your parted, pull my arm, you're descending
The upside down in this vertigo
Too many choices can leave you stranded
The world in your palm is still and I understand it
I’m still charged at looking for an outlet
I have forgotten where we met
Then I've finally found it
Chorus

Uh
So many variables
But I want you to be the constant, my North star
Who needs a pickup line
When you’re the one that picks me up and the stars align
C’mon
It's called a syzygy more like a synergy
So many why's, well why ask why
I don’t have all the answers, just educated guesses
A message with lessons, and sessions with essence
You know that less is more
Sometimes when I reminisce about the past
For times and everyday its fair but now
Sunshine, can't avoid it like a play can be
Guess I, what I'm tryin to verbalize is that
No matter how fast the clock in the chronicle flies
For good is this spot your name occupies
I've done sitting on porcupines
I’mma call you mine

Chorus

All these years
My space and hours
The longest hours 
Devours the remnants of our lavish encounters
Where does it all go if the energy bursts and it's conserved
Waiting like planes by the windows of watch towers
I remember the night
The space was our

You didn’t open up to me
I could feel that in your eyes
What a sad interlude
They touch me deep inside
I could feel that in you now
What a sad interlude

Chorus

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John Broderick

John Broderick