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E.V.A.

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Public Service Broadcasting Canonical path: /public-service-broadcasting/eva Related lyric paths: 6
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E.V.A.

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And now, a new breakthrough in space conquests

For the first time, the spaceman has to leave the ship and step out into open space

The first one to do this was Alexey Leonov

Everything is ready, let's go

Everything is strange and unusual in this new world

There's no support: No top, no bottom

Everything is weightless

Everything is weightless

Orientation is lost

The Vacuum is dangerous

The Vacuum is dangerous

I'm on the edge of the opening

Of the airlock chamber

I feel excellent

I see clouds and the sea

I am beginning to move away

A man in space

He's walking in space

He's walking in space

There's no support: No top, no bottom

Everything is weightless

He's walking in space

He's walking in space

10 minutes in open space

10 minutes that shook the world

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