
在手机上保存,获得更好体验
On a hill where no one climbs anymore
An old observatory waits alone
Its metal bones are stained with years of rain
Its windows blurred by weather and stone
They built newer towers in brighter towns
With polished glass and flawless sight
While this forgotten lens kept staring upward
Through endless corridors of night
Every storm left another mark
Every season changed its frame
But the sky never asked for perfection
Only someone willing to remain
So let the dust stay where it settled
Let the scratches map the years
Some lights only reveal their secrets
To eyes that have looked through tears
The stars beyond the reach of daylight
Don't care how worn the mirror seems
Sometimes the oldest broken telescope
Finds the farthest hidden dreams
There were nights it thought its purpose ended
Silenced beneath the weight of rust
Watching brighter instruments celebrated
While its own name dissolved to dust
But somewhere in the frozen darkness
A distant signal crossed the black
And every flaw upon its surface
Helped that faint reflection travel back
So let the dust stay where it settled
Let the scratches map the years
Some lights only reveal their secrets
To eyes that have looked through tears
The stars beyond the reach of daylight
Don't care how worn the mirror seems
Sometimes the oldest broken telescope
Finds the farthest hidden dreams
Maybe worth was never measured
By how untouched a thing could be
Maybe every scar became a doorway
Opening what clean glass couldn't see
Now the night is filled with answers
Hidden far beyond the blue
And every mark I tried erasing
Led another signal through
If they ask me what survived the weather
I won't speak of what was lost
I'll point toward the distant constellations
And the roads their light once crossed
Because the sky remembers every watcher
Who refused to turn away
And even a weathered lens can carry
A universe of light someday
Still shining
Across the dark