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Observatory
by James Wotal
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Astronomers stand around me, staring at the sky
Wondering if the stars will shine, tonight
I sit here in the corner, playing my guitar
While people stand in line to see, the stars
I hope they get to see, what they came to see
The starry light, that shines at night
Venus and Mars, a distant galaxy
And so much more, at the Observatory
Astronomers gather round me, as day light turns to eve
As I sing about moon shadows, and space oddities
Lines begin to form, as they wait, to take a turn
To see the rings, of Saturn
I hope they get to see, what they came to see
And stop and wonder why, stars shine so bright
M thirty three, Sombrero galaxy
So much to see, at the Observatory
Everyone scales the ladder, to climb inside the dome
To take a peek through, the telescope
And in the total darkness, I often hear them sigh
As they look up to see, the distant light
I sit here playing my guitar, as the evening passes on
And people stop to listen, as I sing my song
But they come to see the Moon, and the distant galaxy
And so much more, at the Observatory
Astronomers stand around me, staring at the sky
Wondering if the stars will shine, tonight
I sit here in the corner, playing my guitar
While people stand in line to see, the stars
I hope they get to see, what they came to see
The starry light, that shines at night
Venus and Mars, a distant galaxy
And so much more, at the Observatory
Astronomers gather round me, as day light turns to eve
As I sing about moon shadows, and space oddities
Lines begin to form, as they wait, to take a turn
To see the rings, of Saturn
I hope they get to see, what they came to see
And stop and wonder why, stars shine so bright
M thirty three, Sombrero galaxy
So much to see, at the Observatory
Everyone scales the ladder, to climb inside the dome
To take a peek through, the telescope
And in the total darkness, I often hear them sigh
As they look up to see, the distant light
I sit here playing my guitar, as the evening passes on
And people stop to listen, as I sing my song
But they come to see the Moon, and the distant galaxy
And so much more, at the Observatory
