The One True Colour (Post-Hardcore.COM) Lyrics

As one child is taught red on his mother's knee
The one true colour
A neighbour is taught blue on his mother's knee
The one true colour
With a fervour inherited, it will be subsequently delivered
Ignore the spectrumDear whom it may concern
I feel as though I'm about to crash and burn
I think I'm falling and there's no return
I've no idea to whom this may concern
I'm looking out at all the stars and I learn
There's no one up above to hear me yearn
I'm on my ownIn the arena of the endless unknown
Do not stage theatre
Do not stage theatre and call it truth
And call it truth
And when one child is taught red on his mother's knee
It must be subsequently delivered
With all of the spectrumDear whom it may concern

I feel as though I'm about to crash and burn
I think I'm falling and there's no return
I've no idea to whom this may concern
I'm looking out at all the stars and I learn
There's no one up above to hear me yearn
I'm on my ownSomeone has whipped the carpet from beneath my feet
Someone upturned the furniture in my mind
But oh, how rich the soil
How wondrous the upheaval
It's time to embark
But oh, how rich the soil
How wondrous the upheaval
It's time to embarkTo dissect is to broaden the adventure (but oh, how rich the soil)
And enrich one's tenure (how wondrous the upheaval)
So do not blunt the surgeon's knife (it's time to embark)To dissect is to broaden the adventure (but oh, how rich the soil)
And enrich one's tenure (how wondrous the upheaval)
So do not blunt the surgeon's knife (it's time to embark)But oh, how rich the soil
How wondrous the upheaval
It's time to embarkBut oh, how rich the soil
How wondrous the upheaval
It's time to embarkOh, there's so much to explore, there's so much to absorb
And then the atoms that you borrowed
They are returned to the cosmos
There's so much to explore, there's so much to absorb
Then the atoms that you borrowed
They are returned when you're
Songwriters
CHRISTOPHER JOHN BATTEN, LIAM RORY CLEWLOW, ROBERT ROLFE, ROUGHTON REYNOLDSPublished by
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