On tippy-toe, quiet you go
So not to wake the sleeper
And now you know that actual love
It goes further, deeper
Pride before a fall
Dark before the dawn
Fall and fall and fall
Call into you all
You face the blame graceless, ashamed
But baby it's a creeper
You fan the flame, empty flame of fame
But if the heart is deeper / But it burn harder, steeper
Lust and anger, pride and sloth
We took her from the same cloth
All that envy, vanity
Gonna be the end of me
On tippy-toe, careful and slow
Find the knees are weaker / loser, weeper
Pride before a fall
Dark before the dawn
Fall and fall and fall
Call into you all
(Seek light from the stars tonight
Up from the planet sky
Live love as the sunlight)
Pride before a fall (She's caught in the spotlight)
Dark before the dawn (Seek sun from the planet sky)
Fall and fall and fall (Live bright as the sunlight)
Call into you all (Pride before a fall)
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