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Satellites
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Fall forward through the space and time
False hope in the debris
See satellites come plunging down
Loves burned in effigy
Crown the king with weights of need
To Keep his head held low
Placed our faith in well worn lies
Now welcome to the show
Oh to the right there's death
Oh to the left there's death!
What way. is left. for me?
And I need to feel
Like there's something real!
Give me. Reason. to try
The headlines read the war was lost
But why, oh why did we fight?
There's more to read between the lines
So I ignored it out of spite
Last night I had the strangest dream
that what once was was real
woke up to empty arms and sighed
I never agreed to this deal
And I need to feel
Like there's something real!
Give me. Reason. to try
Oh to the right there's death
Oh to the left there's death!
What way. is left. for me?
Last night I had the strangest dream
that what once was was real
woke up to empty arms and sighed
this never was the deal
Fall forward through the space and time
False hope in the debris
See satellites come plunging down
Loves burned in effigy
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