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Artist: Calamine
Canonical path: /calamine/astronaut
Related lyric paths: 6
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Astronaut
Read Astronaut lyrics by Calamine on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Astronaut
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I hold faith
You, you drift in space
Alone
Crossing the big black sky
And a girl could go to rot
Married to an astronaut
But I'm gonna watch and wait
For you to return some day
As you breathe silently on the opposite side
Of the bed
I circle stars you said
Your rockets blare
And you're seven thousand million miles away
You're seven thousand million miles away
You're seven thousand million miles away
And you're seven thousand million miles away
From me
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