A Kiss From Mars
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A Kiss From Mars
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Will they ever come back, dear?
Oh I don't know, dear, oh I don't know
But will we see them in Heaven?
Oh I don't know, dear, oh I don't know
A kiss from a burning star and we're gone
And this story we'll never pass on
We really come from Mars, I wasn't joking
Oooh
About that device you saw?
It lifts us up and we set its tones
And we both made it alive
With guns that melt anything in sight
We're really not alone, we have each other
Oooh
We really come from Mars, I wasn't joking
Oooh
We tried to tell them so, they wouldn't listen
Oooh
We are travelers who left the world in the night
And we're home now
We are scavengers who love you all from the sky
But we're gone now
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