Stratus Arithmetic and calculus lyrics

Now she is coming in again
Another day I can tell how it will end
Another failing the original intent
in every way that I feared and never meant
Is there a clue for the ones who never learned how they feel?
Are there any room for calculus?

Can I sit down knowing she will too?
Can I walk out knowing she will follow through?
Will I have to draw upon her preference?
Or will I have to keep guard on my own sense?
Is there a clue for the ones who never learned how to feel?
Are there any room for calculus?

Show me the way, show me how to say
how I love her and need her in every way
I still check her face for deductive signs
if I'm in there or left hopelessly behind
Now that we're all of the shrine of nature
And the cause and effect we are bound to endure
What she feels should belong to the domain of arithmetic


Over an over I have heard
about the theory of everything we've learned
A neat and gracefully formulated term
that applies even to the primal urge
Is there a clue for the ones who only learned how to wield
arithmetic and calculus?

Show me the way, show me how to say
how I love her and need her in every way
I still check her face for deductive signs
if I'm in there or left hopelessly behind
Now that we're all of the shrine of nature
And the cause and effect we are bound to endure
Our love should reside in the domain of arithmetic

Say that we're bound to the laws of nature
And say that she will buckle down to its tenure
Can you give the conditions under which the numbers align?