Yello - Beyond Mirrors lyrics
[Yello - Beyond Mirrors lyrics]
The age of science has failed to
Explain our universe in rational terms
Consequently the power of magic
Has gradually emerged from
Our conscious minds to
Fathom the unfathomable
Our most distinguished scientists
Reluctantly admit, that mankind
Is nothing but some billion creatures
Sitting on a piece of solar
Driftwood floating in space
Magic is the art of influencing
The cause of events by
The intervention of spiritual forces or
Some other occult device
According to arthur c clarke any sufficiently
Advanced technology is indistinguishable
From magic early civilization often mistook
The unexplainable world
Around them to be magic
Rupert sheldrake in his book
"seven experiments that
Could change the world" has stated
That scientist's attitude toward
Their experiments affect
The results of their experiments
There is no such thing as a
Definite fact in science and therefore
The irrationality of magic plays an important
Part in our rational world
Werner heisenberg, the leading 20th
Century physicist has stated
That mass is a physical
Interpretation of energy
Religious organizations have understood
The power of magic and therefore monopolized
The interpretation of the supernatural to
Control the human mind
The universe as a whole is beyond explanation
Only at the end of the 20th
Century the roman catholic church
Admitted, that the great visionary galileo
Galilei was, in fact, correct
The second millennium has come
To an end scientists
Have to admit that the universe is magic
Explain our universe in rational terms
Consequently the power of magic
Has gradually emerged from
Our conscious minds to
Fathom the unfathomable
Our most distinguished scientists
Reluctantly admit, that mankind
Is nothing but some billion creatures
Sitting on a piece of solar
Driftwood floating in space
Magic is the art of influencing
The cause of events by
The intervention of spiritual forces or
Some other occult device
According to arthur c clarke any sufficiently
Advanced technology is indistinguishable
From magic early civilization often mistook
The unexplainable world
Around them to be magic
Rupert sheldrake in his book
"seven experiments that
Could change the world" has stated
That scientist's attitude toward
Their experiments affect
The results of their experiments
There is no such thing as a
Definite fact in science and therefore
The irrationality of magic plays an important
Part in our rational world
Werner heisenberg, the leading 20th
Century physicist has stated
That mass is a physical
Interpretation of energy
Religious organizations have understood
The power of magic and therefore monopolized
The interpretation of the supernatural to
Control the human mind
The universe as a whole is beyond explanation
Only at the end of the 20th
Century the roman catholic church
Admitted, that the great visionary galileo
Galilei was, in fact, correct
The second millennium has come
To an end scientists
Have to admit that the universe is magic