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Artist: The Hal Sparks Band
Canonical path: /the-hal-sparks-band/satelites
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Satelites
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Satelites
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Sometimes the moment comes and I wait for it to fade
And sometimes the stars are aligned
And give me a sign in the shape of her face
Chorus
Cause in this dark she shines a light
I'm wondering if she can feel me here tonight
Cause in her eyes I find my satelites
Wading in a sea of friends and my words remain unsaid
And brighter days nine steps away
If I can stay out of my head
Chorus
[guitar break]
Cause in her eyes I find my satelites
Chorus
Cause in her eyes I find my satelites
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