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It's Always Monday On The Moon
-Dgar

The adventure of a lifetime.
On the next million steps for mankind.
Years of planning and training and prepping and now I’m here and I have left you alone.
It’s time to come home.

Two week long, days and nights.  
Time drags on underneath the lights.
Working all the time mining crater ice,
And keeping the vacuum on the outside. 
I’m living at my job.  Even free time isn’t free.
Every day’s a workday, and Friday’s but a dream.
But soon I’m coming home to you.

It’s always Monday on the Moon
It’s always Monday on the Moon
It’s never Friday afternoon
It’s always Monday on the Moon

Recirculated air.
Watching home just hanging there.
Months of constantly cleaning the luna dust from the regilith filters in my tin can. 
It’s all that I am. 

Two week long, days and nights.  
Time drags on underneath the lights 
Working all the time mining crater ice,
And keeping the vacuum, on the outside. 
Filling out reports, maintaining machines. 
Every day’s a workday and I’m living in a dream. 
But soon I’m coming home to you.  

It’s always Monday on the Moon
It’s always Monday on the Moon
It’s never Friday afternoon
It’s always Monday on the Moon

It’s always Monday on the Moon
It’s always Monday on the Moon
Soon I’m coming home to you
It’s always Monday on the Moon

Written, composed, and performed by Jon O'Hare, @Reid-Michael-Hall.

It's Always Monday On The Moon

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