Habitual Ceremony

This song stems from a prolonged engagement with something until it becomes a part of us. We feel we can shape many things as we please, and it becomes a sound we cherish. We regard it as significant every time we engage with it, letting ourselves flow with it until we start to think that everything happening is just normal. Like all the lyrics that come with it, we get too engrossed in one piece of art and come back to work on it ourselves, spending time on it slowly until we can consistently control our emotions and feelings.

I see the sunshine and the moonlight on the same day, in the daytime,
In the daytime,
In the daytime,
In the daytime.

May the sun shine brightly
So that the sunrise can be mine
On the same day,
At the same time,
It's in my mind,
It's in my mind.

I behold both sunshine and moonlight in the daytime,
In the daytime,
In the daytime,
In the daytime.

Let the sun shine brightly,
So the sunrise may grace me
On the same day,
At the same time,
Within my mind,
Within my sight

May the sun shine brightly
So that the sunrise can be mine
On the same day,
At the same time,
It's in my mind,
It's in my mind.

I see the sunshine and the moonlight on the same day, in the daytime,
In the daytime,
In the daytime,
In the daytime.

In the daytime,
In the daytime,
In the daytime.
In the daytime.