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Lyrics:
Light breaks the morning glaring headlights in the fog
To see how measurements and aerospace is moving up
This sudden danger is my calling I can swear
When I am ready I'll release
'I'm so lost for words' this stranger heard
That I'm gone forever
Leapt before the fall
In a million, in a million pieces I am breaking up
To the future, to the future where science is the circle taught
And light breaks the morning flooding headlights in the fog
With measurements and aerospace
I'm leaping out too far
I've never been so sure
Letting go of charts
And falling close to stars
In a million
In a million
Behind the Song:
'Laced between science and faith, a grey area exists with great debate to lean towards either side. On one hand, faith could be determined in power based on it's boundaries within science. For instance, creation would exceed the limitations of science only after existing in the boundaries and mathematics of a science based idea. After following demographics, creation then could move on to it's own set of rules because the respect has been neutralized by rational quota. The idea would then take form as it's own, using science as a mere dimension; science becomes a fractional property of faith, but not a foundation if you will. On the other had, respect could be an issue if by chance faith overrides even the smallest of vessels of science. Thus putting faith in a completely alien category. Where is my opinion on this? That faith can choose to follow the rules of science at any given time, but becomes a true wonder when it reaches an area that is beyond
spectrums that science can touch. In this case, faith becomes the dominate.' - Falling Up
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