Let It Die

I cut you into pieces

Searching for your imperfections

I had plans to make you whole

But all my threads couldn't stop the bleeding

There's nothing left, but I'm not leaving

When all I know is you

I've been looking for a way to bring you back to life

And if I could find a way, then I would bring you back tonight

I'd make you look, I'd make you lie

I'd take the coldness from your eyes

But you told me, "If you love me, let it die"

Your eyes stare right through me

Ignoring my failed attempts to

Breathe back life into your veins

But I can't start your cold heart beating

You're so far gone, but I'm not leaving

When all I know is you

I've been looking for a way to bring you back to life

And if I could find a way, then I would bring you back tonight

I'd make you look, I'd make you lie

I'd take the coldness from your eyes

But you told me, "If you love me, let it die"

And you left me more dead than you'll ever know

When you left me alone

I've been looking for a way to bring you back to life

And if I could find a way, then I would bring you back tonight

I'd make you look, I'd make you lie

I'd take the coldness from your eyes

But you told me, "If you love me, let it die"

Let it die

Let it die

Let it die

The Doppler effect shows up as an apparent change in frequency

And is caused by relative motion between the satellite transmitter

And the receiving antenna on Earth

While the satellite is approaching

The received frequency is higher than the one actually transmitted

The wavelengths are compressed by the velocity of the approaching satellite

As the intervening distance narrows

As the satellite nears the point of closest approach

The received frequency descends rapidly

To match the one we know is being transmitted

As the satellite goes away

The received frequency continues to drop