歌詞

Silver dust across the plain

A violet sun without a name

My compass turns but never lands

Gravity slips through my hands

There’s an ocean made of glass

Holding centuries beneath

Every wave erases something

I was certain I could keep

The numbers on the dashboard

Don’t belong to me anymore

Seven minutes on this surface

How many years beyond the door?

Where do the hours go

When nobody is counting?

Where does tomorrow live

When time has lost its meaning?

I watch the planets turn

From somewhere they can’t find me

Maybe I crossed too far

To be who I used to be

Where do the hours go?

Where do the hours go?

Transmission seventeen arrived

A child I knew is ninety-five

He says the cities changed their names

And nobody remembers mine

I press my helmet to the ground

Something trembles underneath

Like this planet has a pulse

Moving slower than I breathe

Coordinates keep changing

Every time I look away

Home is not a destination

If it isn’t there today

Where do the hours go

When nobody is counting?

Where does tomorrow live

When time has lost its meaning?

I watch the planets turn

From somewhere they can’t find me

Maybe I crossed too far

To be who I used to be

Where do the hours go?

Where do the hours go?

I used to think that time

Was something moving forward

A straight and narrow line

From birth into the border

But out here it bends

It folds

It opens

And somewhere in the distance

Yesterday is happening

Without me

Earth: unreadable

Date: unknown

Fuel: seventeen percent

Destination—

Gone

Where do the hours go

When every clock is broken?

What does beginning mean

If endings happen elsewhere?

I watch a new sun rise

Above an unnamed ocean

No one will know this place

But I am standing in it

So let the old world turn

Without me there to see it

I don’t know where I am

But for the first time—

I don’t need to

Transmission eighteen

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