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Artist: Phenomenauts
Canonical path: /phenomenauts/10000-light-years
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10,000 Light Years
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10,000 Light Years
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Went 10,000 light years across the range.
No one told me to be strange.
I like to drive my spaceship pretty slow; where it's bound I do not know.
Heard a little something from my friend.
When you come back to Earth again.
I'll trade my spaceship for something new, look around the wold for something to do.
Once upon a time there was a ship that sailed the seven seas. Once upon a time there was a ship that cruised this galaxy.
I believe that one day it's coming back for me.
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