Sun & Moon
Above & Beyond with Richard Bredford vs. Paul Hill & 7 Skies Lyrics

The first few lines of "Sun & Moon" paint a stark picture of a despondent soul, with the singer describing how it's raining, a black sky is falling, and it's a cold, lonely night. These words immediately convey a sense of sadness and heartbreak, which is further amplified when the song’s protagonist acknowledges that they have been left alone by someone they deeply loved. It’s evident that the singer is feeling lost and alone, struggling to come to terms with their new circumstances.

In the next few lines, the lyrics use the metaphor of a big wheel to encapsulate the risk and unpredictability of love: "And when the big wheel starts to spin, you can never know the odds. If you don't play, you'll never win." The words remind us that taking chances in love is essential to experience happiness, but it always comes with risks. The lines "We were in heaven you and I, when I lay with you and close my eyes, our fingers touch the sky" speak to the ecstasy that the singer felt when with their significant other. The final lines, "I'm sorry, baby. You were the sun and moon to me. I'll never get over you, you'll never get over me," underscore the fact that the singer is realizing the magnitude of their loss and the regret they now feel.