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Heavy Feather

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Acrimony Canonical path: /acrimony/heavy-feather Related lyric paths: 6
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Heavy Feather

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I was born a million years ago

On a blue star far away

I've talked to God for ages now

And he answered back today

Step aboard my spaceship, friend

This timeless - journey now

Don't worry if you can't free your mind

Take this - I'll show you how

Step aboard my spaceship

The spaceship of the mind

Made for magic wood

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