Dyson Sphere IV: Sol Omega
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Dyson Sphere IV: Sol Omega
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Sol omega
Now all is one
Centaurus and vega
Let's join the alpha party
Sol omega
The seeding has begun
Nurtured on boundless power
Event horizons dawn
There's more stars to devour
Mite to raptor, we must spawn
Sol omega
Let's get the fuck out of here
Sol omega
Let's get out of everywhere
Thrusters flow, star in tow
Plasma grows where lasers nestle
Iron rolls to the poles
The dyson shell becomes a vessel
Our deceased
Have been a gambit
Greatly increased the swarm's
Ancient ambit
This orbit
Grows morbid
All gather!
Ready?
Pull!
One last convulsion
Pull!
Every stratum now striatum
We have propulsion
We have embarked
Sol omega
The God atom
Sol omega
Genesis ark
The God atom
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