Satellites Are Far Away

Winter has arrived, not without delay
Where the dominant moon now prevalent
Through my window frame
It's a stage like moon where satellites dance
Where stars applaud, surround it
It's an analogy of a scene, I recall, a phone call
An invite to a play
An invite to a play

I exchange the moon for the stage at the play
Where there is lights, curtains, and auditorium
I thought I would be there with actors in the room
Though it is beamed, via satellite
From Nottingham
There is just the slightest delay, it is live
Satellites are far away
The audience applauds, from Nottingham
So we soon followed after in our room
In our room

The play was about
The madness of King George
It was all kicking off
And he didn't take it well
It was a real test for modern medicine
A time where the talk was as fast as the boats
It was carried
It was a turning point in world affairs
The birth of modern America
He ran about the stage in his long johns
Stained shirt, not a good look
Not fit for a king
He ran about the stage in Nottingham
It was beamed via satellite to our auditorium
The audience applauded in Nottingham
And we soon followed after in our room
In our room
I think there was a slight delay
Nottingham is far away
I think there was a slight delay
Satellites are far away



Credits
Writer(s): Sam Weldon
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