N.E.O. (LP版)-Thomas Dolby

[ti:N.E.O. (LP版)] [ar:Thomas Dolby] [al:Gate To The Mind's Eye] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]N.E.O. (LP版) - Thomas Dolby [00:26.67]Written by：Dr Terenzi/T Dolby [00:53.35]NEO [00:54.16]NEO [00:54.54] [00:55.43]NEO [00:55.72] [00:56.68]NEO [00:57.03] [00:57.92]NEO [00:58.28] [00:59.24]NEO [00:59.50] [01:00.37]NEO [01:00.77] [01:01.72]NEO [01:02.09] [01:03.70]NEO [01:03.90] [01:06.55]Near earth object [01:07.79] [01:12.12]A solid body whose orbit lies within the orbit of mars [01:16.96] [01:22.10]Moons asteroids meteorites [01:26.14] [01:27.75]And human debris [01:29.71] [01:32.47]You can see a meteorite almost any night [01:35.53] [01:37.09]Go out to the desert [01:38.20] [01:38.75]You might find a piece [01:40.01] [01:41.38]They are pieces of stars [01:42.62] [01:43.37]Same as you and me [01:44.77] [01:48.43]They have travelled through space for thousands of years [01:51.95] [01:52.96]NEO [01:53.22] [01:53.96]NEO [01:54.10] [01:55.06]NEO [01:55.23] [01:56.33]NEO [01:56.47] [01:57.57]NEO [01:57.72] [01:58.79]NEO [01:58.96] [02:00.04]NEO [02:00.22] [02:01.39]NEO [02:01.55] [02:02.56]NEO [02:02.76] [02:03.83]NEO [02:04.09] [02:05.06]NEO [02:05.25] [02:06.28]NEO [02:06.42] [02:07.49]NEO [02:07.67] [02:08.73]NEO [02:08.89] [02:10.22]Perhaps you will get lucky [02:11.53] [02:12.44]But you will never find a piece of Soyuz [02:15.62]Or sputnik or Apollo 9 [02:17.16] [02:19.20]They are still out there [02:20.46] [02:22.14]They are very faint [02:23.17] [02:23.78]And the pollution in earths atmosphere [02:25.47] [02:26.18]Washes out their pale light [02:27.78] [02:31.52]Floating without air without light [02:35.50] [02:37.95]Or else charred on they're entry [02:41.41] [02:46.77]They are still out there floating [02:48.94] [02:49.45]Within the orbit of mars [02:51.03] [02:52.32]NEO [02:52.56] [02:53.49]NEO [02:53.68] [02:54.75]NEO [02:54.88] [02:55.94]NEO [02:56.09] [02:57.25]NEO [02:57.40] [02:58.50]NEO [02:58.62] [02:59.72]NEO [02:59.87] [03:00.99]NEO [03:01.16] [03:02.25]NEO [03:02.43] [03:03.49]NEO [03:03.65] [03:04.65]NEO [03:04.80] [03:05.82]NEO [03:06.00] [03:07.15]NEO [03:07.31] [03:08.44]NEO [03:08.60] [03:09.70]NEO [03:09.95] [03:11.03]NEO [03:11.19] [03:32.43]NEO [03:32.62] [03:33.48]NEO [03:33.64] [03:34.53]NEO [03:34.73] [03:35.77]NEO [03:35.94] [03:37.02]NEO [03:37.20] [03:38.31]NEO [03:38.50] [03:39.55]NEO [03:39.72] [03:40.78]NEO [03:40.98] [03:42.00]NEO [03:42.15] [03:43.27]NEO [03:43.45] [03:44.52]NEO [03:44.68] [03:45.70]NEO [03:45.91] [03:46.97]NEO [03:47.16] [03:48.24]NEO [03:48.39] [03:49.36]NEO [03:49.57] [03:50.62]NEO [03:50.76] [04:11.18]Look at it this way [04:12.13] [04:12.74]A river of space a ribbon of time [04:15.59] [04:16.20]Like a burial by a bureaucratic [04:18.72]Undercover of a cold war risk [04:21.11]A cloud of dust a cloud of rubble [04:23.18]Spinning in space on the heels of the Hubble [04:25.90]A parallel or a temporal rip [04:27.69] [04:28.56]In the belly of the cosmos [04:30.63]Somewhere in a hanger [04:31.94]A fossilized finger [04:33.13]Stored by the government hidden from the press [04:35.62]Some young top gun s first solo [04:37.75] [04:39.09]Turned out to be a NEO