18 Years Later
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18 Years Later
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They found my sister
18 years later
Still wearing her uniform
A gunshot to her head
Her bones were broken
Her face was indescribable
They took a picture
And sent it to my capsule
Just like my sister
I won't be coming home again
All these messages relayed
After several minutes of delay
Cosmic radiation
Wants to melt my DNA
I'm on a mission
To get our bodies their safely
Never be an astronaut
You'll never make it off this rock
Never be the first woman on Mars
You animals I'm leaving
Up above and through your ceilings
Never be an astronaut
You'll never make it off this rock
Never be the first woman on Mars
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