Rocket
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Rocket
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The smoke of chance
Hangs white in the air
The night is disappearing
And tomorrow doesn't care
We could wake up in another world
A better way of being
A bluer sky unfurled
Shoot my star
Right around the empty spaces of your heart
Shoot my star, somewhere over Saturn,
somewhere very far
The towns we live in
Seem so small and grey
We focus in on love
To feel further away
So raise the flags
That signal victory
We could blast right out of here
If you put some thrust in me
Shoot my star
Right around the empty spaces of your heart
Shoot my star, somewhere over Saturn,
somewhere very far, shoot my star
Shoot my star
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Adrian Borland performs "Rocket", and this lyric page sits inside the Adrian Borland catalog on LyroVerse.
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