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Artist: The Zolas
Canonical path: /the-zolas/ancient-mars
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Ancient Mars
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Ancient Mars
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I want to believe in time travel
That one day I’ll come back for you
Find you in the campus library aisles and I’d say
Oh my ancient mars
When the rusty rocks were covered in groves
And the pyramids foretold acidic snows
All was still breathing like my hands on your toes and I said
Oh my ancient mars
Several billion golden years ago
I lost a planet that I loved to the cold
Civilization blooms and then it erodes
And that’s it
Oh my ancient mars
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