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Artist: Dany López
Canonical path: /dany-lopez/the-astronaut
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The Astronaut
Read The Astronaut lyrics by Dany López on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Astronaut
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This is the beginning
Of my ultimate report
Trespassing the border
Good bye mission control
Heliopause
Far, so far from home
I’m drifting alone
Feels so cold
This is the last beyond
Looking for Polaris
Wondering how I ended up here
I’m just space junk
Goodbye mission control
Heliopause
Everyday
In the midst of the void
Feels so cold
Feels so cold
Feels so cold
It’s a solitary trip
My lonesome soul drifting alone
This is my very last report
My sweet agony
So far from home
So far from home
So far from home
So far from home
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Dany López performs "The Astronaut", and this lyric page sits inside the Dany López catalog on LyroVerse.
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