| Come on a trip to the centre of the nebulous place
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| I’m your host (Space Ghost!) on this cosmos chase
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| It’s a pattern around Saturn, so watch the rings
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| Then follow the flight plan to Andromeda’s wings
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| Point your kaleidoscope at the balance expanse
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| Never any bending the surface of molecular plans
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| Enhance, the beat can secret so can search’s and saves
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| and signals, but not radio waves
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| Cause’you’ve tuned into the top ten, the pop is repetitive
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| A sedative that would make insomniacs relax
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| Into a mummified state, but I’ll unravel the clock
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| Travel the harp, and feed a bon-bon to a ton-ton
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| In other words, I duck and make the cargo drop
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| In simple terms, I stop and rock the spot
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| So I’m working on a new anti-gravity design
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| In the jet-propulsion lab with Young Einstein,(and)
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| Let me play Willy Mays and say hey to Dizzy Dustin
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| Formerly known as cue-ball, back when I was called too tall
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| But now with U-Haul, packing up, making moves to new places
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| (Including the Oasis!)
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| It’s not a mirage, but a barrage of spoken ballet
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| Everyone is spun by the tongue, conductors DJ
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| It takes your ora from the world of the morbid
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| Shoot you through a vacuum, put you into orbit
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| Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah (4x)
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| Head to handicap, contact someone
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| To the percussion club drubbing up the non-hum drum
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| As it runs it and thus becomes a product of the ugly
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| Now we can make it lovely (Like)
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| A life can become a slow death, but one is left
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| It’s sold to a genie with bandini on it’s breath
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| Never came to baggage claim, so no venture over the fences into the frontier
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| Where regret is varied consequences
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| On the laster days, there will be no castaways
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| Coming aboard cause’there’ll be more into the black hole
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| But we can clear this stratosphere
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| And watch planets disappear from the inside of our capsule
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| Andy Cat to Earth (This is mission control)
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| Prognosis?(All systems go)
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| Good, I’m going to make the jump to light speed to see my mom and d-a-d
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| Hey the apple didn’t fall to far from the tree
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| Though it’s not the route I claim, but the food I became
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| That should be judged because their not always the same
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| And if your aim is to criticize me
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| (then you) Then you can call the 1800 hotline (but it’s not mine)
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| I don’t make money like the hubbly and bubbly house
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| Still I’m thirsting to stay at the O. K Crowd
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| But my stomach won’t growl and I’ll bathe in the graces
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| Of timeless joy, via the oasis
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| Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah (2x)
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| You see my man Dan Large he’s out of this world
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| And the People Under The Stairs are out of this world
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| Mr. Mark Jones is out of the this world
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| And the Jungle, the Brothers are out of this world
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| Dj Touch’he’s out of this world
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| Everybody who bought the E. P, out of this world
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| Van The Man Ryker is out of this world
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| And Josh? |
| Well he’s down to earth
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| All my people in Antarctica, out of this world
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| and Ursula, she’s out of this world
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| Big Gary Richards, he’s out of this world
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| And the group Ugly Duckling, we’re out!
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| And as they warned, a summer night on a hilltop
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| far from the bright lights of the city
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| a group of beginner students in astronomy
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| gazes up at the northern stars
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| there instructress speaking |