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Betelgeuse Lyrics by Cassandra Jenkins

My Light, My Destroyer

2024

[Part I: Cassandra's Mother, Cassandra Jenkins]
That's Mars, do you see where it's really reddish?
Yeah
Yeah, yeah
And that one is so bright, look, Venus
Look at that, it's crazy how bright that is
Shoo!
What about that one?
That's Betelgeuse, that's part of Orion
Constellation Orion
It's fun to look at the Moon through binoculars
Oh, it's fun to look it up [?]
I just read that there was an asteroid
The size of the skyscraper
That, on Saturday night
Went between the Moon and the Earth
Did we see it?
Somebody did
[Part II]
[Instrumental]

About “Betelgeuse” by Cassandra Jenkins

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"Betelgeuse" appears on "My Light, My Destroyer" in 2024.

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