the majesty

We don't fathom, the galaxy But we appreciate, the majesty Magically, the world turns We only experience our reality It's not a tragedy Just the parables, of our humanity Just perceive the stars And breath the air, with your families It's what we should be glad to see How fast does light travel, let me tell you 300,000 kilometres an hour I'm here to sell you nothing Rebuffing the ragamuffin rap stuffin I write this for the beings in The frontier future When they do equivalent keyword searches To research prior histories Reasons for a certain civilizations miseries Through the looking glass We don't recognize the irony The false attribution of propriety 100 billion galaxies But we can't fathom the deepness No computation of the reality Of the unfortunate lack of uniqueness No special creatures in the features of the ether Smoke disperse in the atmosphere Til the curse makes it bleaker Listen, what's coming through your speakers We don't fathom, the galaxy But we appreciate, the majesty Magically, the world turns We only experience our realities It's not a tragedy Just the parables, of our humanity Just perceive the stars And breath the air, with your families It's what we should be glad to see 100 bil, I meant more likely two Chew on the knowledge, and enjoy the view Rocky mountains, rivers, and wondrous fountains Conundrums of engineering, arms reach for the heights Of the warmest beaches, until the ocean screeches Overflown and bubbling, water cuts through the earth New cavities birthed, green mass created new species They fly suddenly, float like a butterfly And sting like the bourgeoise The big trees attract the ecosystems The giants in the city catch the biggest prisons A concentration of light in a dark spot Visible by the being, I mentioned In the start of this song And let me, show you something strong We don't fathom, the galaxy But we definitely appreciate, the majesty Magically, the world turns We only experience our realities It's not a tragedy Just the parables, of our humanity Just perceive the stars And breath the air, with your families It's what we should be glad to see