Iron Blue - The Great Masquerade
Tell me why I lost my breath
Only half way through the climb
Champagne drunk, in my bed
Celebrating half a lonely life
I recall when the lanterns in my dreams
Almost signed a death warrant for me
Sailing through the iron blue galaxy
Tell me what it takes for someone to want my company
And I won't say that I'm better off alone
Because I've never known myself to belong
But I will say I've been answering to the tug
That just wanting can actually be enough
I was burning bright
Alchemical starlight
Falling for possibilities
In the center of your chaos
I recall when the ashes of a supernova
Left me bereft of any kind of feeling
Starstruck by the absence of a soul left grieving
Bruised iron blue by the matches of reason
And you won't mean much
A stranger that I've known too long
I have to admit that I've dreamed up half of it
But it all comes back to me
All I ever wanted was for you to say
Something that would would stop me
From digging my own grave
I recall when the scent of a blue haze
Filled my lungs in the black of the alcove
Stuck inside a timepiece I never knew existed
Rolling with the breeze you bring into the distance
But how do I say
I'd never been heartbroken that way
And so you'll never know
It took me six months to get over it all
It's all nothing but a fever dream
Sailing alone through the iron blue galaxy.
June 16th, 2025

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