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Moonwards
04:31
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Eyes up for clearer flying
Because you've gone and got yourself knocked off your rocket
You've gone and missed your stop
Eyes up you tinfoil hero
Because you're space cadetting slo-mo
Knowing moonwards is the only way to go
And halfway there you give up all too easily
What have you done?
Nothing special as far as I can see
Eyes up to break through atmospheres
You've been foggy all your life
But this evening you could cut it with a knife
Eyes up, for signs of movement are but a twinkle in your eye
From a lifetime of just staring at the sky
Eyes up for better weather
For all beneath the sun hate to think of the half of what you've done
What have you done but give up all too easily?
And halfway there, going moonwards as far as I can see
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Four Eyes
04:05
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Eat the Snow
03:24
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Pond Diving
04:44
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Jay Sunaway London, UK
The UK's foremost space-folk collective
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