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Flecton Big Sky - After All Your Planet Did Lyrics



Flecton Big Sky - After All Your Planet Did Lyrics




They came down from Wyoming. They came down
Isn't that the saddest thing you ever heard
Why are their arms so long? Why are their arms so long
Is that so you can throw them around love

Amid the boundaries of this galaxy, navigation is so effortless
Recycled bicycle sparks replace the stars and the wishes of so many get let down

Where'd they get that sense of humour? Where'd they get that sense of humour
There hasn't been laughter in this town all year
Downstairs on the second shelf. Downstairs on the second shelf
You'll see the photographs just gathering dust

Amid the boundaries of this galaxy, navigation is so effortless
Recycled bicycle sparks replace the stars and the wishes of so many get let down
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They came down from Wyoming. They came down
Isn't that the saddest thing you ever heard
Why are their arms so long? Why are their arms so long
Is that so you can throw them around love

Amid the boundaries of this galaxy, navigation is so effortless
Recycled bicycle sparks replace the stars and the wishes of so many get let down

Where'd they get that sense of humour? Where'd they get that sense of humour
There hasn't been laughter in this town all year
Downstairs on the second shelf. Downstairs on the second shelf
You'll see the photographs just gathering dust

Amid the boundaries of this galaxy, navigation is so effortless
Recycled bicycle sparks replace the stars and the wishes of so many get let down
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Writer: Miche Jetté
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Flecton Big Sky - After All Your Planet Did Video
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Performed By: Flecton Big Sky
Language: English
Length: 4:28
Written by: Miche Jetté

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