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Interstellar
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Yesterday you were talking about something
When I spotted it in my telescope
I turned to you and I said you have to see this
And you swatted it with a simple nope
You can do what you want to but I can too
When it’s pulled shut, I can’t wait but I’ll wave
‘I’m going into space
And I’m not inviting you to join me
Oh the wonders I have seen, I would tell
But interstellar communication gaps
And the thing about a telescope is
You can’t really see crap
Aw, hell yeah…
What? Hell no!
When it gets black I could turn back, sail through
But if I don’t go, how will I know, how will I learn if I don’t burn
I’m going into space
And I’m not inviting you to join me
(Space… race…
I can’t see your face
Zing zing join me
Erase… base…
I could leave a trace
Zing zing join me)
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The Good Chicago, Illinois
The Good is the creation of singer / songwriters Tony Rogers (tonyrogers.bandcamp.com) and Devin Arkin (who died from brain cancer in late 2016), joined by John Scholvin (guitar), Dave Rothkopf (bass), and John Goodman (drums). The band began making waves on the Chicago music scene in the early 90's; they've released 4 critically acclaimed full length studio albums, and more. ... more
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