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Rocket Scientist (1929)

from In My Own Spaceship by Hyperomm

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Rocket Scientist (1929)

What does space sound like? Sounds like it hides a secret
Countless stars are like eyes, looking at us through the dark
He didn't hear our world, but he could not show his weakness
Kept dreaming, absorbed the knowledge, saved his spark

He knew that Earth is just the cradle of mankind

Man of the universe who was ahead of his time
He tried to conquer gravity. He knew something sublime
His dream became a dream of humankind
"We’ll fly away to stars," flashed through his mind

Fate was cruel to him, and at one point he almost gave up
After the death of his son, he did not invent anything for almost a decade
It was like something was holding his mind, but it wasn't enough
He returned to science, resigned himself to his fate

He knew that Earth is just the cradle of mankind

Man of the universe who was ahead of his time
He tried to conquer gravity. He knew something sublime
His dream became a dream of humankind
"We’ll fly away to stars," flashed through his mind

(Documentary speech by Konstantin Tsiolkovsky)

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from In My Own Spaceship, released April 29, 2021

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