Asteroid YB5
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Asteroid YB5
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Genuine greatness he will see
On his journey with the cosmic hearse
From the depths of infinity
Into the centre of the universe
Like children of a distant sun
Racing fast through time and space
Mother's birth has just begun
Stardust fields reflect her face
Hey, passing asteroid YB5
For one moment just hold on
Tell me of your long, long life
Tomorrow we will all be gone
Along the planets of fiery ice
Timeless oceans in the empty room
Within the stellar paradise
Eternity will always bloom
She renews herself still constantly
The great self which will always grow
Created life, mother galaxy
Her cosmic pulse is beating low
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