Satellite
Navigating the Cosmos: Satellite's Journey Through Time and Space
Lyrics
It's so late
It is very late in time.
A shooting star crosses the sky A satellite follows behind
A shooting star moves swiftly across the sky while a satellite trails behind it.
The blue twilight and hazy dawn are by her side
The blue-colored twilight and unclear morning light are beside the satellite.
High plains and prairie slide in the twilight of earth below
From the satellite's perspective, landscapes like high plains and prairies are sliding under the twilight of the Earth.
What's beyond her galaxy? She can just guess and almost see
The satellite wonders about what lies beyond its own galaxy; it can only speculate and partially perceive.
Satellite, finding your way
The satellite is navigating its way.
All alone out in space
The satellite is entirely on its own in the vastness of space.
Oh oh, satellite
Expression of the satellite.
Oh oh, satellite
Reiteration of the satellite's expression.
It's so late a shooting star changes the night, forcing a light
At this late time, a shooting star alters the darkness by creating a sudden light.
The moment's gone A yellowy dawn casts a light she orbits on
The fleeting moment of the shooting star's light disappears, and a yellowish dawn brings illumination, while the satellite continues its orbit.
Satellite, finding your way
The satellite continues to find its path.
All alone out in space
Emphasizing the satellite's solitary existence in space.
Oh oh, satellite
Restating the expression related to the satellite.
Oh oh, satellite
Reiteration of the satellite's expression.
She can see beyond her time and place,
The satellite possesses the ability to perceive beyond its own temporal and spatial limitations.
Beyond the black of space,
It can perceive beyond the darkness of space.
It all belongs to her forever, forever
Everything in the satellite's view belongs to it eternally.
Oh oh, satellite
Restating the expression related to the satellite.
Oh oh, satellite
Reiteration of the satellite's expression.
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