Across Time and Space

[Verse 1] Across time and space, a river runs into the sky. Castles turn beneath the water, mountains drift into the night. A broken mirror catches someone who was never in the room. Somewhere underneath the stars, a red fox crosses through. [Chorus] Across time and space, all the distances come loose. Sea and forest, road and weather, something lost slips into view. Across time and space, there are worlds we almost know— close enough to leave a footprint, far enough to come and go. [Verse 2] An angel chases an imp down an alley, silk flying loose in the neon light. Rain turns gold on the open windows, the imp disappears from sight. A motorbike tears round the corner, headlight cutting through the rain— the angel laughs and follows after, and midnight swallows them again. [Chorus] Across time and space, all the distances come loose. Sea and forest, road and weather, something lost slips into view. Across time and space, there are worlds we almost know— close enough to leave a footprint, far enough to come and go.