Satellites
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Satellites
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Am I too desperate?
Too caught up in all the noise?
Do I mean nothing?
Another angry voice?
Did I even have a choice?
Did I only make things worse?
Am I just another angry voice?
But then I hear their hearts sing
Ayy ayy oh ayy oh
But then I hear their hearts sing
Ayy ayy oh ayy oh
Will you remember me after the lights go out?
Will you remember me after the sun goes down?
Will you remember me after the lights go out?
Will you remember me after the sun goes down?
And when I'm worried can I
Look up to the satellites and hear
Them call your name? Then I'll know
I can't be the only star in the world that's trying to burn
So look up to the satellites and hear them call your name
They're singing
Ayy ayy oh ayy oh ayy oh ayy oh ayy ayy oh ayy ohaohh
And I'll know that I'm never alone
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