Storyteller - Triosphere

Please won’t you tell a story?

About something extraordinary

I won’t interrupt, I’ll pay close attention

But make sure it is exciting

With passion and rivals fighting

But most of all;

make a happy ending

I need to believe in

Something transcending

Daydreams — when the lights go out

Hold my hand as my heart burst in the night

Blessed are the believers

In the dark she gathered pieces of her heart

In the light she kept them out of sight

All along she asked why she wasn’t worth a fight

And the truth she knew still could not be proved

So the lies still reigned in disguise

And all along she asked why

Love wasn’t worth a fight

Was it worth her fight?

Can I close my eyes now?

So I can perfectly see how

The magic appears and takes darkness from this place

Maybe then I can learn

How to make them all burn

These stories of old, so I can write new ones

I need to believe in

Something transcending

Daydreams — when the lights go out

Hold my hand as my heart burst in the night

Blessed are the believers

In the dark she gathered pieces of her heart

In the light she kept them out of sight

All along she asked why she wasn’t worth a fight

And the truth she knew still could not be proved

So the lies still reigned in disguise

And all along she asked why

Love wasn’t worth a fight

Was it worth her fight?

In the dark she gathered pieces of her heart

In the light she kept them out of sight

All along she asked why she wasn’t worth a fight

And the truth she knew still could not be proved

So the lies still reigned in disguise

And all along she asked why

Love wasn’t worth a fight

Was it worth her fight?