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Space Oddity 2009

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Space Oddity 2009

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Major Toms finally back from Mars

now he's sitting watching stars on tv

He's so happy to see the Earth again

And to meet with some old friends now older and grey

Hold me now because I'm falling

And things could never be the same

Hold me now because I'm falling

I must to be on my way again

I touched the sky and felt so high

I must be on my way

I've changed too much

and I must say

I need the Milky Way

Hold me now because I'm falling

And things will never be the same

Hold me now because I'm falling

Planet Earth is blue and there's nothing I can do

Once again Major Toms is finally off to Mars

No longer watching stars on tv

Wave goodbye as you see him touch the sky

Next time I hope it's gonna be me

Hold me now because I'm falling

And things will never be the same

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