1. |
I Wanna Live On Mars
04:12
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Send me up
and shoot me out
of this god forsaken Earth
I wanna live
in the cold desert
I wanna live
where the water's underground
I wanna live on Mars
I could be constructing the colony,
installing the networks,
farming or surveying,
but I just wanna live on Mars.
Go on long hikes
to return with rusty dusty boots.
Gaze up at the dirt
colored sky with three aligning stars,
not including the big one.
I wanna take a dune buggy
and speed between canyons and craters
kicking up the dust
as the wind blows my hair,
I just wanna live on Mars.
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2. |
Haven
05:28
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3. |
My Starship's Broke
04:00
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Took flight in the Grey Mouser
Flew about the galaxy
past the asteroid belt
around Jupiter,
Io,
Europa,
Ganymede,
Callisto,
and off to Saturn.
On the way back
I encountered some trouble
space pirates
or something like that
but long story short
my starship's broke
my god damn starship's broke
I took a photon torpedo
to the back
now my hyperdrive don't work
my nav comm is waffle fried
the engine, it's chugging along
two more laser blasts
and I'm done for.
Almost back at home
coming close
they're closing in
pow pow, I'm gone
the ship's going down
down
down
down
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