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Roche Radius
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An atomic fact
Confetti brain-cells
Possible thoughts
Time and colours
Wonder easily
A shadow army
In the eternal harmony dance
The stars spinning a perfect day
Wise geometry (tight)
the note... the note....!
Everybody is looking up here...
the figures of my logic runs...
runs dryyyyy!
Walking on a radius Roche
come along with us
floor burns your feet
without fear of expanding
An unspecified magnificence
The edge is empty,
oh not hollow
It grows near.. Radius Roche!!
Tidal forces my limbs
If you close your eyes
you’ll break the sand wall
Spinning again, again, Spinning again, again
Spinning again, again, Spinning again, again
Spinning again, again, Spinning again, again
Spinning again, again, Spinning again, again
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