Death of an Astronaut - Nine Billion Names of God

RENDEZVOUS

This world ain't what it seems
There's not a sun up in its sky
But there's a bright white
In those beams

I wish I could tell you more
Wish I could stare into your eyes
And dive deep in your soul

You already know me
You already know me
You already know me
And I don't know anything

These gods don't know everything
They built this in our past
And it was gone just
Just as fast

The sun sets forever in this bliss
There's a twinkling in her eye
As I leaned in for that kiss

You already know me
You already know me
You already know me
And I don't know anything

You and I don't know anything
You know
You know
That I don't know anything
That I don't know anything
You know



Credits
Writer(s): Sameer Kumar
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