Swept to the Sky - Jack Penate

I was lost on the side of a mountain

Sowing seeds from the hearts of the broken

In the whiteness of light I was blinded

Just repeating that I wasn’t frightened

So I lay and awaited the storm

With my shirt already torn

And my skin soaked to the bone

By the water the time it had thrown

Then a mist from the lovers of sin

Slowly crept in my skull, through my skin

And my body was carried up high

And I felt myself swept to the sky

Then a mist from the lovers of sin

Slowly crept in my skull, through my skin

And my body was carried up high

And I felt myself swept to the sky

Then the water hit somebody’s face

As I slowly moved out into space

And I float like a fly in a jar

As I swim past the planets and stars

Then I slip through the eye of a wormhole (eye of a wormhole, eye of a wormhole)

Without knowing or told where I’d go

On the (?) I lie

Where I’m met by the look in your eyes

Then a mist from the lovers of sin

Slowly crept in my skull, through my skin

And my body was carried up high

And I felt myself swept to the sky

Then a mist from the lovers of sin

Slowly crept in my skull, through my skin

And my body was carried up high

And I felt myself swept to the sky

Then a mist from the lovers of sin

Slowly crept in my skull, through my skin

And my body was carried up high

And I felt myself swept to the sky