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you broke into the fabric as a stranger, lafaye |
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and there your heart was taken from you |
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you had the blood of intuition with a name that branded you |
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and the familiar unfamiliar would be the only thing you knew |
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la-ah faye, la-ah-ah ah-ah-ah, la-ah faye-aye |
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la-ah faye, la-ah-ah ah-ah-ah, la-ah faye-aye |
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your birth became a place to seek and relive again |
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and every death, oh loathe to choose or wont to lose |
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you wove a chain of indecision into a cloud that followed you |
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and with the rain in equal measure, you brought the sun to guide you through |
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la-ah faye, la-ah-ah ah-ah-ah, la-ah faye-aye |
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la-ah faye, la-ah-ah ah-ah-ah, la-ah faye-aye |
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la-ah faye, la-ah-ah ah-ah-ah, la-ah faye-aye |
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la-ah faye, la-ah-ah ah-ah-ah, la-ah faye-aye |