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Ghost Rocket
03:00
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don’t speak, they don’t know
last night I talked to you
blue lights flash in time
in the night I called for you
don’t speak in your mind
don’t talk, hush your words
stars map waves in time
ghost rocket coming through
ghostly trace of another
debris
midsummer light shower
ghostly
Perseids
cover me
radium light shower
last night they don’t know
last night I came for you
sleep tight dreams align
in a flash I’m on to you
white noise TV screen
fingertips touching yours
just let your clocks unwind
ghost rocket on the loose
ghostly track of another
debris
midsummer light shower
ghostly
Perseids
cover me
radium light shower
from me all the way to another
unknown
space traffic crash hour
beam me
move me
take me
next level hit higher
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Space Lies
02:02
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you perceive it, you run away
you believe it, they take away
you can feel it, it gets away
you receive it, they take away
all we’ve got is premonitions
same equipment but it’s got no uses
light a cigarette, don’t get put out yet
so tired of your own excuses
you perceive it, you run away
you believe it, they take away
you can feel it, it gets away
you receive it, they take away
everything’s all the same
space lies about where we came
green screen set, curated fiction jet
recognize carbon delusions, come on!
you’re gonna be everything that you’re
taken to mean
catch a lear jet, are we there yet
so sick of your own excuses
you’re gonna see everything
that they’re faking to be
backwards engineer, take me out of here
so sick of the same
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