Spaced Out Orbit

Well, I saw something that resembled that place On the other side where we were together On the moon we walked and kicked up lots of dust We made a space cloud of us And of that stuff we were afraid of We had a home there And in the glow we'd stare at each other And nothing other than each other And I thought nothing could ever touch us Except the space dust all around us But now there's something digging down into the crust Trying to find a ocean there Under the home we share They set their weight down Like an earthquake, we cracked Was it the government who sent them? Was it their scientific vision? To destroy past recognition? They did approach without concern And when they warned us of their plan, we didn't listen And they would take our gentle light Our moon and our whole life Replace what we had grown with their ambition And we would be sure to fail If we began to form an opposition Nobody's right, they say Nobody's wrong, they say We are generous and good And we will have it our way Yes, we will have it our way They say, "Now take all of your dust Your love and all your trust We're sending you upon your final mission" And then I found myself in orbit And the last thing I observed The last words that I heard Were "Don't forget to send in your transmissions" "We expect you to report on your condition" Then I saw something that resembled that place On the other side where we were together They will take our gentle light Our moon and our whole life They will take our gentle light Our moon and our whole life They will take our gentle light Our moon and our whole life They will take our gentle light Our moon and our whole life They will take our gentle light Our moon and our whole life They will take our gentle light Our moon and our whole life