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Asteroid X
03:13
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Decide I don't want to fade away,
Only one place that a man can stay,
Across the stars on a Saturday night,
To a place out in space and an orbit that's tight
No way that you could know, No way that you could guess,
Take only what you need, and leave the rest,
Time has come today on Asteroid X
The place we loved are all left behind,
But on a new frontier could we hope to find,
The promised land that was forgotten till now,
Where time can unwind, If we find it somehow
No way that you could know, No way that you could guess,
Take only what you need, and leave the rest,
Time has come today on Asteroid X
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No More Fun
04:57
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Fragments Of Mind
02:35
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Through the sands and winds that made me go blind,
Cross the rivers that were serpentine,
From the mountain to the darkest mine
Small fragments is all I could find,
Of the thing I once called my mind,
While pain and misery rages below,
And madness has me in it's undertow,
Like Syd I'm looking for a place to go,
A place for him or me or all that we know,
Where revealed are things we wanted to show
I haven't found my way,
Still looking to this very day,
When the peace at last I've sought I've found,
And my feet are back on solid ground,
I'll tip my head out and look around,
At the life for which I was bound,
Oh Minerva,
Give me strength
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Stories Of Our Lives
03:03
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6. |
Nothing To Hide
05:58
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