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Jupiter Lyrics by Lenseye

September’s Child

2020

Think I’m from a different world
No sport ball, never was one much for one for Star Wars
I feel like an alien
Always looking in, always wanting to be human
My true home is in the rings
Today I’m feeling really pretty stellar
Today’s my day, I name the scene
It’s in my mind where I am free
Welcome to my daydream
Yeah, fly me to Jupiter
Yeah, fly me to Jupiter, woah
The rings are red or so they say
But I can’t waste another day
Without freedom
I’m waiting on a rocket ship
To transport me away to my homeland
My head’s way up in the stars
And I’m not coming down
Welcome to my daydream
Yeah, fly me to Jupiter
Yeah, fly me to Jupiter, woah
The rings are red or so they say
But I can’t waste another day
Without freedom
Now it’s time for dustoff
Now it’s time to blast off
Maybe it’s time to spread my wings
Maybe it’s time to see those rings
Welcome to my daydream
Yeah, fly me to Jupiter
Yeah, fly me to Jupiter, woah
The rings are red or so they say
But I can’t waste another day
Now it’s time for dustoff
Now it’s time to blast off
Now it’s time for dustoff
Now it’s time to blast off
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About “Jupiter” by Lenseye

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"Jupiter" appears on "September’s Child" in 2020.

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