Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Helium
Canonical path: /helium/aging-astronauts
Related lyric paths: 6
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Aging Astronauts
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Aging Astronauts
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I count the stars almost every day,
the aging astronauts have floated away.
I watch the future from the edge of a knife,
the same stars that killed you will bring you life.
Will you go on without your friends?
There's a time for everything except the end.
The same future hasn't got the same past.
You've seen the good times, BABY can you make them last?
I ride a plane almost every day,
I've seen the freaks lost in the Milky Way.
Will we go on until the end?
I know it's coming, but I just don't know when.
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