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Artist: Steve Aoki
Canonical path: /steve-aoki/tars-feat-kip-thorne
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Tars (feat. Kip Thorne)
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Tars (feat. Kip Thorne)
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This isn't the end of neon future, it's just the beginning
The beginning of our shared future, of humanity's future
This century, to Mars, Europa and Titan
Three centuries hence beyond Pluto
To proximous entirii, towsetty and Liza 832
Three millennia hence beyond our galaxy
To amdromida and M82
And a hundred millennia hence beyond our universe
Our neon future
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