| Orion
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| I could see you looking down
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| Small houses
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| They were built into the ground
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| At a distance
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| You can’t see what’s falling down
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| If you’re up close
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| You can almost hear the sound
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| Of someone I remember
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| We would pack our things into the car
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| Though we never got too far
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| It’s a wonder to discover
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| How the winter finds its way to spring
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| Being young meant everything
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| In the summer
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| Constellations
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| Are you laughing at us all?
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| We rage
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| As we watch our heroes fall
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| If they’re up there
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| Remember them to me
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| Like my grandpa
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| On the beach of Normandy
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| In the summer we remember
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| While Orion’s sword is burning out
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| Lovers long forgotten now
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| There were mothers who discover
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| The winter finds its way to spring
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| Parents don’t know everything
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| In the summer
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| Oh, the stars the still the same
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| Oh, they see all of our pain
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| Oh, they can’t do anything
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| And slowly they explode
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| Orion
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| To be young and insecure
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| It’s the trade-off
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| It’s the cost of wanting more
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| Every summer
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| Remember
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| To pack your things into a car
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| And if you never get too far |
| Take a number
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| Discover
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| You’d be doing what your parents did
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| Don’t you dare forget it, kid
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| In the summer I remember
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| That Orion’s sword is burning out
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| And love will be forgotten now
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| In the summer |