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Artist: Colin James
Canonical path: /colin-james/satellite
Related lyric paths: 6
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Satellite
Read Satellite lyrics by Colin James on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Satellite
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She's as free as a blue horizon
Im a slave to this gravity
And every night i hope and pray that she'll come back down to me
I keep my eyes on the stars
I track the heavens above my lonely world
Im tracking her trajectory
Shes my baby, shes my little satellite
We met at the lunar hilton
On a sea of tranquility
And maybe i was dreamin
But we was shacked up at the honeymoon suite
She was a wonderful girl
It was a heavenly night
But the stars were wrong
I woke up she was gone
Like a memory just out of site
Shes my little satallite
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Colin James performs "Satellite", and this lyric page sits inside the Colin James catalog on LyroVerse.
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