We will fade away, when I close my eyes— dreaming every night of how the sun-sets. And for the last time, under sleepless nights, I can see again those hills and mountains. These long hours before us will fade away; as flowers, deep in the shade, all withers. Now look at me: a blurry face. Night will come soon. And yet I see with wounded eyes how all is consumed. On this barren land we just don't belong, looking for a place to spend the winter. Running out of breath, struggling to survive; tell me how to dream of seas and rivers. Now look at me, pale as the snow. Night will come soon. And yet I hear, with bleeding ears, how all is consumed. Every day on Earth we cry towards the skies. I dream of stars above to guide my hands. Counting the seconds, fading away, counting the seconds, gasping for air. We fade away, the days we lost are turning to dust. Nothing but the ghosts of past lives. Counting the seconds, fading away, the days we lost are floating in the air. We fade away into dust. Nothing but ghosts gasping for air.