| In a little town by the cold dark sea
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| sits a northern boy with his dreams.
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| There’s a rocket ship but it’s never flown,
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| though all is not all what it seems.
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| When the sun goes down on that northern town
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| he closes his eyes and believes.
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| The boy, the rocket and the world
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| cross the universe to find a girl.
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| Through the velvet sky, where the angels fly.
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| The boy, the rocket and the world.
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| The boy, the rocket and the world.
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| On a distant moon in the deep dark blue
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| there’s an angel lost in the night.
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| Just a little girl who never got her wings
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| but she dreams one day she might fly.
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| So they take a trip on that rocket ship
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| 'cause you never know 'til you try.
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| The boy, the rocket and the world
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| cross the universe to find the girl.
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| In the velvet sky, you saw an angel cry.
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| The boy, the rocket and the world.
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| In that little town by the cold dark sea
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| there’s a man with tears in his eyes.
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| He build a rocket ship for a little girl
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| but she never learned how to fly.
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| The boy said «Come with me, and I’ll show you things.
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| She’s waiting there in the sky.»
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| The boy, the rocket and the world
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| cross the universe to find a girl.
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| Through the velvet sky, we saw an angel fly.
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| The boy, the rocket and the world.
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| The boy, the rocket and the world.
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| cross the universe to find a girl.
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| Saw an angel fly, as he waved goodbye.
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| The boy, the rocket and the world.
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| The boy, the rocket and the world. |