Scatter my bones atop the peaks Of sacred mountains And let the soil reclaim me The vultures that fly, the worms that crawl Creatures under the sky, they are worthy One and all My dying wish To return to the earth That bore witness and wonder To endless rebirth All has come before All will outlive We are not fit to share Nature will never forgive If our sun never rises What would truly be lost? The perpetual twilight illuminates, Reveals the cost I would gladly repay All debts to the crucible The scales will be balanced With blood and bone, marrow and all Let roots dig their way through my carcass Let vermin feast on my flesh As I go to my rest, I am content To know I return from whence I came May my bones bleach the earth May the carrion birds excise what remains To the mouths of babes The cycle begins again My final wish To return to the soil That bore witness in wonder To the birth of us all If our sun never rises Would we truly be lost? The perpetual twilight illuminates, Reveals the cost I will proudly repay My debt to the crucible The scales will be balanced With blood and bone, marrow and all All is dust