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8 Weeks From Mars
05:06
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8 Weeks From Mars
There goes my rocket ship
All aboard for an asteroid trip
The launching crew knows itʼs well equipped
For galactic space travel
Itʼs booster rockets are burning
As hot as hell
You see --
The first stage has completed No harm --
Itʼs time for a safety check
And Iʼm 8 Weeks Away -- From Mars --
Here I Come --
No astronaut, no cosmonaut
Ainʼt got nothing on my space robot
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Check Your Control Panel
01:20
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Wishing For The Earth
03:10
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Abject Miserable Failure
03:16
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Meteorite Close Call
03:51
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Achilles Rear Window
05:20
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Skyline
03:58
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The Landing
03:20
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Peasant Eulogy
03:51
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The Peasant Revolution Band Portland, Oregon
About:
We enjoy making music.
Biography:
We have all
been victims of a musical nature. Join us in our therapy!
Instead of feeling forced to be a front man, I have decided to quit resisting and embrace it. We like to record an annual collection of songs and, every once in a while, even perform in public.
Please enjoy our various offerings!
--Jeff S. Dodge, Founder
... more
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