The Pill

Verse 1: If a friend came close with a strange request, A pill in hand, "Trust me," they attest. "Five minutes only," they explain, A journey vast, within you’ll contain. Verse 2: Be every grain of sand beneath the waves, Every soul, every secret that time saves. Live each life, feel every fleeting breath, Embrace each dawn, and dance with death. Chorus: Would you dare to swallow, take the leap? To hold infinity, then awake from sleep. Five minutes to see the endless, feel the all, Would you rise to the call, or fear to fall? Verse 3: Every beast’s roar, every plant’s silent grow, Galaxies spinning, stars that come and go. Feel every orbit, each dimension’s unique song, Become every right, every wrong. Bridge: Atoms and molecules, secrets they keep, Into existence’s fabric, you’d deeply seep. Eternities pass in the blink of an eye, Promised to wake, but still, would you try? Chorus: Would you dare to swallow, take the leap? To hold infinity, then awake from sleep. Five minutes to see the endless, feel the all, Would you rise to the call, or fear to fall? Outro: So here’s the question, simple, stark, A moment’s journey, a divine spark. In the face of the cosmos, vast and wide, Would you take the pill, would you ride the tide? Eternities pass in the blink of an eye, Promised to wake, but still, would you try? Chorus: Would you dare to swallow, take the leap? To hold infinity, then awake from sleep. Five minutes to see the endless, feel the all, Would you rise to the call, or fear to fall? Outro: So here’s the question, simple, stark, A moment’s journey, a divine spark. In the face of the cosmos, vast and wide, Would you take the pill, would you ride the tide?