| [00:22.021] | I could not take it oh so seriously really |
| [00:26.192] | When you called and said you'd seen a UFO |
| [00:30.100] | But then it dawned on me the message in writing |
| [00:33.770] | Spelt out a meeting never dreamed of before |
| [00:37.963] | I looked out, in the night |
| [00:42.426] | Strange and startling |
| [00:45.599] | Was the voice of time just saying |
| [00:47.431] | There's got to be a linking of everyone |
| [00:51.137] | Got to be a centre |
| [00:53.224] | It all comes flooding back |
| [01:11.857] | Arriving thru the eons of times immortal power of the future to behold |
| [01:20.011] | Vessels of a different impression, none that we could ever hope to have known |
| [01:27.128] | So look out, in the night |
| [01:31.833] | Once they arrive |
| [01:35.243] | Oh that perennial light |
| [01:36.812] | Impress a bolder Empire of Energy |
| [01:40.495] | In the ships we see |
| [01:42.311] | The coming of outer space |
| [02:24.681] | You say there's no reason to conjure |
| [02:27.829] | With the force as it has been known to be seen |
| [02:32.551] | You say I'm a fool a believer |
| [02:35.968] | Put your feet on the earth it is green |
| [02:39.894] | But look out, in the night |
| [02:44.375] | Wait for they arrive |
| [02:47.786] | To start such sciences anew |
| [02:49.354] | Here it is the coming of outer space |
| [02:53.264] | Such a pure delight |
| [02:55.125] | The coming of outer space |