| Gravity won’t let me go |
| Gravity won’t let me go |
| I’m in such awe |
| Yet such dismay |
| The finite becomes infinite |
| Through hues of blue and grey |
| The darkness overwhelms my eyes at first |
| But something bright amid the black |
| It saves me from my worst |
| I’m higher than any man could say |
| But lower than the lowest point that earth can hide from me |
| And there she is |
| How can I look away |
| Hope glimmers all around her |
| But my eyes don’t seem to sway |
| You never seemed more beautiful |
| Than any time I looked before |
| One second more I fear I may go blind |
| I know that I should carry on |
| But I cannot forget that warmth |
| Staring at the sun heeds warning from mankind |
| Gravity won’t let me go |
| Gravity won’t let me go |
| You’ll always shine no matter where you hide |
| A piece of you reflects off all the matter floating by |
| Into the void however I may yearn |
| Where darkness will consume me until earth |
| I shall return |
| Though night may never fall the same |
| And day may never rise again |
| I know the orbit you inspire will set me free |
| I could spend another age |
| Drifting further away |
| But I hope gravity will pull me back some day |
| I can see for miles away |
| Alone and so afraid |
| Of what the darkness has in store for me |
| I can see you start to fade |
| Along this journey I have made |
| But I can’t thank you more for lighting the way |