Orbit
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Orbit
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Will you save yourself
From falling apart
You've crossed the finish a thousand times
But still you're taking the start
Victory
Here are some flowers
Have you ever smelled them
While you were building your towers
And the world keeps turning
We all need to hesitate
Maybe tomorrow, soon could be too late
Bigger and better
Small things don't come first
You're in the overdrive
You heart might burst
Once again the clock strikes eight
But I don't have to hesitate
The world keeps turning
But I'm standing still
Once again, but I don't want to
I'm sucked into the orbit
Trying to stand still
Some rest please
Nothing more - nothing less
Some room please
You're going much too fast
Once again time flies by
One more moment has to die
The hands are moving but I'm standing still
Once again, but I don't want to
I'm sucked into the orbit
Trying to stand still
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