| Song | Color My World Mine |
| Artist | Eyedea & Abilities |
| Album | First Born |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Abilities, Eyedea | |
| I once met a man who trained himself not to dream | |
| What he seems to have seen was a glimpse of everything | |
| He's been painting pictures on canvas since age thirteen | |
| And claims he only exists in the mind of a higher being | |
| And I enjoy his work; mostly scenic landscapes | |
| But each one is focused on an easel where the man paints himself painting himself | |
| And all that's in his visual field | |
| He said this was the only way he could make himself real | |
| Ever since he could remember, he had one nightmare reoccur | |
| But until about ten years ago, it didn't matter | |
| It consisted of loud, distorted sounds echoing off the concrete | |
| He ran on top of it in attempt to reach a ladder | |
| Now sometimes, he'd get so close but never touch his destination | |
| Which caused him much frustration 'cause he didn't know what it meant | |
| And by the end of the dream, he saw the scene from a bird's eye | |
| Only to witness his dead body laying on the cement | |
| It was only to witness his dead body laying on the cement | |
| At first it freaked him out, but after a while he grew content | |
| So he thought, "It's just a dream," and kept living his life | |
| Writing his soul on the canvas 'cause it sheds his planet light | |
| And it goes on and on like space and time, ain't nothing odd | |
| It's not that he didn't believe, he just didn't approve of God | |
| His experience was one I couldn't comprehend | |
| 'Till I stopped being detective and listened to him as a friend | |
| He said | |
| [Chorus] | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| It was then that he knew he was the art of divinity | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| A brush stroke of the gods made him one note in their symphony | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| He spoke for himself and not the rest of humanity | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| And I realize that I'm not real | |
| God just imagined me | |
| It's like I said | |
| About ten years ago, the event that changed his whole reality | |
| Took place on his monthly trip to the local art gallery | |
| It was there where he studied his contemporaries | |
| And there where he nearly carried his sanity to a hole and buried it forever | |
| It was a very mysterious day | |
| The place was almost empty | |
| And he got chills down his spine just being present in the scene | |
| On the wall, there was a picture that looked familiar | |
| And when he got close, his heart stopped | |
| Cause he saw it was a painting of his dream | |
| It was a painting of his dream | |
| His body on a runway | |
| By a ladder to an airplane with its propellers spinning | |
| Which accounted for the loud noise | |
| The match up was perfect | |
| And that was the day he stopped believing in existing | |
| He resented his creator | |
| I mean, words can't explain | |
| What must have went on in his brain while he stared into a frame | |
| Of a work of art which he created and was at the same time | |
| The mind can't handle that much, it's just insane | |
| It's like reading a book where each words describe your thoughts | |
| And in quotations, it reads whatever you say when you talk | |
| You think it can't happen | |
| But it did happen | |
| I guess there's surprisingly wide cracks in each life's sidewalk | |
| He stumbled upon an answer when he never had a question | |
| And decided to stop dreaming to maintain his mental health | |
| Now he hardly talks to people | |
| Just stays in his basement | |
| Writing infinity, by painting himself | |
| Painting himself | |
| This is a strange universe | |
| Is it all just a blueprint? | |
| In the real universe, is my consciousness useless? | |
| Are we really something a higher intelligence made up? | |
| A figment of imagination colored by a cosmic paintbrush? | |
| Maybe all of our art creates the fate of other beings | |
| Then every character in ever novel thinks it's alive and were just gods | |
| Ruling blindly | |
| Just a theory | |
| I don't know what it means | |
| But that's the story of the man who trained himself not to dream | |
| [Chorus] | |
| He once saw a paining that told his whole life story | |
| He witnessed the paradox of the word "existing" | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| He colored his world theirs, and concluded he wasn't living | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| The hidden variable that all that is is art | |
| And when I close my eyes, I see eternity as a story | |
| A God imagined the God that imagined me | |
| And I am God | |
| And so on |
| zuo qu : Abilities, Eyedea | |
| I once met a man who trained himself not to dream | |
| What he seems to have seen was a glimpse of everything | |
| He' s been painting pictures on canvas since age thirteen | |
| And claims he only exists in the mind of a higher being | |
| And I enjoy his work mostly scenic landscapes | |
| But each one is focused on an easel where the man paints himself painting himself | |
| And all that' s in his visual field | |
| He said this was the only way he could make himself real | |
| Ever since he could remember, he had one nightmare reoccur | |
| But until about ten years ago, it didn' t matter | |
| It consisted of loud, distorted sounds echoing off the concrete | |
| He ran on top of it in attempt to reach a ladder | |
| Now sometimes, he' d get so close but never touch his destination | |
| Which caused him much frustration ' cause he didn' t know what it meant | |
| And by the end of the dream, he saw the scene from a bird' s eye | |
| Only to witness his dead body laying on the cement | |
| It was only to witness his dead body laying on the cement | |
| At first it freaked him out, but after a while he grew content | |
| So he thought, " It' s just a dream," and kept living his life | |
| Writing his soul on the canvas ' cause it sheds his planet light | |
| And it goes on and on like space and time, ain' t nothing odd | |
| It' s not that he didn' t believe, he just didn' t approve of God | |
| His experience was one I couldn' t comprehend | |
| ' Till I stopped being detective and listened to him as a friend | |
| He said | |
| Chorus | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| It was then that he knew he was the art of divinity | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| A brush stroke of the gods made him one note in their symphony | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| He spoke for himself and not the rest of humanity | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| And I realize that I' m not real | |
| God just imagined me | |
| It' s like I said | |
| About ten years ago, the event that changed his whole reality | |
| Took place on his monthly trip to the local art gallery | |
| It was there where he studied his contemporaries | |
| And there where he nearly carried his sanity to a hole and buried it forever | |
| It was a very mysterious day | |
| The place was almost empty | |
| And he got chills down his spine just being present in the scene | |
| On the wall, there was a picture that looked familiar | |
| And when he got close, his heart stopped | |
| Cause he saw it was a painting of his dream | |
| It was a painting of his dream | |
| His body on a runway | |
| By a ladder to an airplane with its propellers spinning | |
| Which accounted for the loud noise | |
| The match up was perfect | |
| And that was the day he stopped believing in existing | |
| He resented his creator | |
| I mean, words can' t explain | |
| What must have went on in his brain while he stared into a frame | |
| Of a work of art which he created and was at the same time | |
| The mind can' t handle that much, it' s just insane | |
| It' s like reading a book where each words describe your thoughts | |
| And in quotations, it reads whatever you say when you talk | |
| You think it can' t happen | |
| But it did happen | |
| I guess there' s surprisingly wide cracks in each life' s sidewalk | |
| He stumbled upon an answer when he never had a question | |
| And decided to stop dreaming to maintain his mental health | |
| Now he hardly talks to people | |
| Just stays in his basement | |
| Writing infinity, by painting himself | |
| Painting himself | |
| This is a strange universe | |
| Is it all just a blueprint? | |
| In the real universe, is my consciousness useless? | |
| Are we really something a higher intelligence made up? | |
| A figment of imagination colored by a cosmic paintbrush? | |
| Maybe all of our art creates the fate of other beings | |
| Then every character in ever novel thinks it' s alive and were just gods | |
| Ruling blindly | |
| Just a theory | |
| I don' t know what it means | |
| But that' s the story of the man who trained himself not to dream | |
| Chorus | |
| He once saw a paining that told his whole life story | |
| He witnessed the paradox of the word " existing" | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| He colored his world theirs, and concluded he wasn' t living | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| The hidden variable that all that is is art | |
| And when I close my eyes, I see eternity as a story | |
| A God imagined the God that imagined me | |
| And I am God | |
| And so on |
| zuò qǔ : Abilities, Eyedea | |
| I once met a man who trained himself not to dream | |
| What he seems to have seen was a glimpse of everything | |
| He' s been painting pictures on canvas since age thirteen | |
| And claims he only exists in the mind of a higher being | |
| And I enjoy his work mostly scenic landscapes | |
| But each one is focused on an easel where the man paints himself painting himself | |
| And all that' s in his visual field | |
| He said this was the only way he could make himself real | |
| Ever since he could remember, he had one nightmare reoccur | |
| But until about ten years ago, it didn' t matter | |
| It consisted of loud, distorted sounds echoing off the concrete | |
| He ran on top of it in attempt to reach a ladder | |
| Now sometimes, he' d get so close but never touch his destination | |
| Which caused him much frustration ' cause he didn' t know what it meant | |
| And by the end of the dream, he saw the scene from a bird' s eye | |
| Only to witness his dead body laying on the cement | |
| It was only to witness his dead body laying on the cement | |
| At first it freaked him out, but after a while he grew content | |
| So he thought, " It' s just a dream," and kept living his life | |
| Writing his soul on the canvas ' cause it sheds his planet light | |
| And it goes on and on like space and time, ain' t nothing odd | |
| It' s not that he didn' t believe, he just didn' t approve of God | |
| His experience was one I couldn' t comprehend | |
| ' Till I stopped being detective and listened to him as a friend | |
| He said | |
| Chorus | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| It was then that he knew he was the art of divinity | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| A brush stroke of the gods made him one note in their symphony | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| He spoke for himself and not the rest of humanity | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| And I realize that I' m not real | |
| God just imagined me | |
| It' s like I said | |
| About ten years ago, the event that changed his whole reality | |
| Took place on his monthly trip to the local art gallery | |
| It was there where he studied his contemporaries | |
| And there where he nearly carried his sanity to a hole and buried it forever | |
| It was a very mysterious day | |
| The place was almost empty | |
| And he got chills down his spine just being present in the scene | |
| On the wall, there was a picture that looked familiar | |
| And when he got close, his heart stopped | |
| Cause he saw it was a painting of his dream | |
| It was a painting of his dream | |
| His body on a runway | |
| By a ladder to an airplane with its propellers spinning | |
| Which accounted for the loud noise | |
| The match up was perfect | |
| And that was the day he stopped believing in existing | |
| He resented his creator | |
| I mean, words can' t explain | |
| What must have went on in his brain while he stared into a frame | |
| Of a work of art which he created and was at the same time | |
| The mind can' t handle that much, it' s just insane | |
| It' s like reading a book where each words describe your thoughts | |
| And in quotations, it reads whatever you say when you talk | |
| You think it can' t happen | |
| But it did happen | |
| I guess there' s surprisingly wide cracks in each life' s sidewalk | |
| He stumbled upon an answer when he never had a question | |
| And decided to stop dreaming to maintain his mental health | |
| Now he hardly talks to people | |
| Just stays in his basement | |
| Writing infinity, by painting himself | |
| Painting himself | |
| This is a strange universe | |
| Is it all just a blueprint? | |
| In the real universe, is my consciousness useless? | |
| Are we really something a higher intelligence made up? | |
| A figment of imagination colored by a cosmic paintbrush? | |
| Maybe all of our art creates the fate of other beings | |
| Then every character in ever novel thinks it' s alive and were just gods | |
| Ruling blindly | |
| Just a theory | |
| I don' t know what it means | |
| But that' s the story of the man who trained himself not to dream | |
| Chorus | |
| He once saw a paining that told his whole life story | |
| He witnessed the paradox of the word " existing" | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| He colored his world theirs, and concluded he wasn' t living | |
| He once saw a painting that told his whole life story | |
| The hidden variable that all that is is art | |
| And when I close my eyes, I see eternity as a story | |
| A God imagined the God that imagined me | |
| And I am God | |
| And so on |