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Mars

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Wipers Canonical path: /the-wipers/mars Related lyric paths: 6
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Mars

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When Mars was the land

He met a medicine man

And long into the night

They painted the desert skies

He showed up to stand

The world in the palm of his hands

Wish you were here

Yeah

When Mars was the land

He gave the best that he had

He soared into the sky

A restless view in his eyes

The story he left in the sand

He left for his medicine man

Wish you were here

Oh, yeah

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