Lift Off
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Lift Off
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Humanity always challenged itself in huge goals
One of which may emerge is the conquer of space
American was sure to win against Russia
On the race to the Moon
July 20 of 1969
American Neil Armstrong wrote a page in the story
As the first man who walked on another heavenly body
Everything which follow in the future was consider
By many people like a daily routine
But the years and the unforseens established the contrary
Someone should lost the Moon
Someone should lost the Moon
Someone should lost the Moon
NASA was facing the frightful battle of those years
Save three men, the crew of Appolo13
From the unknown world of space
Day and night people talk over, improvised, simulated, prayed
While press established its bastards
Lending interest only when they hear about the tragedy
They've lost the Moon
They've lost the Moon
A dark, painful and monotonous view flowed below they
The unbreathblity of the air was caused by the saturation of filters
The parachutes and the termical shield
Could be damaged
Entering the atmosphere
Endless radio silence ‘til
They've lost the Moon
They've lost the Moon
They've lost the Moon
But they survived
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