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Artist: The Ocean
Canonical path: /the-ocean/ptolemy-was-wrong
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Ptolemy Was Wrong
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Ptolemy Was Wrong
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I can tell you what I've seen
I can no longer believe
I can't tell you how I feel
I do no longer believe
There's no ambiguity:
If Venus shows all phases like the moon
The earth must revolve 'round the sun
But no one will believe me:
It's like nothing
Like nothing I've seen was for real
But it's all real...
I no longer believe
But maybe I should keep this to myself
I raised my eyes up high toward the night sky
I've been searching for the eyes divine in countless nights
But I found the watchmaker was blind
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