Dyson Sphere

Am

[Verse 1]
Am                 Dm        Am               G
The confines of my eyes but allow a sliver of light
Am                Dm         Am               G
Upon a pale blue sphere what purpose could I have
Am         G         C          G
Climb with me to the top of the clouds
     Am         G    C   G   Am
But I find that I am truly alone

Am

[Refrain]
Am      G         C
Can you hear my cicada's song
G                   Am
droning through the darkness?
             G                    C
Blurring the words and fading the meaning
   G                 Am
until only static is left
Am         G         C          G
Climb with me to the top of the clouds
     Am         G    C   G   Am
But I find that I am truly alone


[Bridge]
Am
'I am who contains the universe
G
who makes the ocean floor a road
Am
I am who cranes the stars in place
G
I am who your mind cannot encase
Am           G               C      G
Can you even think of me without reducing me?'

[Instrumental]
Am G Am G

Am
I want to see you in all your glory
G
Clothed in clouds too big of a story
Am
I wanna see you in all of your glory
G
Prove it to me
Am
I want to see you in all your glory
G
Clothed in clouds too big of a story
Am
I want to see you in all of your glory
G
Prove it to me


G
'You'd be lost to madness...


Am           G               C      G
Can you even think of me without reducing me?'
  Am      G            C                 G
I piece together dislocated limbs of the galaxy


Am
I'm looking down from the clouds all over creation
G
while you cling to the filthy means but it's my blood that you're washed in
Am
Look up to the stars that I've set out like lanterns
G
to illuminate my child superseding your ransom
Am
You live your life in the cracks of an infinite canvas
G
A mere fraction of a note in eternal stanzas
Am
The beginning, the end and what comes after
G
They point to me: I am their master'

Am                 G
The beginning, the end and what comes after
Am                 G
They point to me: I am their master'