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<i>Ground Control: Cockpit check?
Pilot: Yes, OK.
Ground Control: Largactil...five milligrammes.
Pilot: Largactil, check.
Ground Control: Valium...ten milligrammes.
Pilot: Valium... ten, check.
Ground Control: Haloperidol...five milligrammes.
Pilot: Which one's that?
Ground Control: Little white ones. W-W-W for white.
Pilot: W for white. OK, check.
Ground Control: Phenobarbitone. Five milligrammes.
Pilot: *growing increasingly tired* Check...
Ground Control: Disipel...five milligrammes.
Pilot: Check...
Ground Control: Glass of water.
Pilot: ...check...
Ground Control and Pilot: Our father...which art in heaven, ...mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.</i>

There's only one course of action
Left for me to take
I've tried every switch selection
That might control this state
I think for my protection
I'd better make it straight
Into Ejection
Into Ejection
Into Ejection
Into Ejection

The radar screen's projection
Tells me I'm too late
To make a course correction
I'm about to meet my fate
No time for reflection
I'd better make it straight
Into Ejection
Into Ejection
Into Ejection
Into Ejection
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Cover art for Ejection lyrics by Hawkwind

What does it mean? Not much really. It was written by Robert Calvert for his 'Captain Lockheed and the Starfighters' theme album, but is used a lot by Hawkwind (who he was an occasional member of). It basically indicates the problems pilots had with the German version of the Lockheed Starfighter (The F104-G). You had to be on drugs to want to fly it, and all too often pilots had to eject to save themselves.

Cover art for Ejection lyrics by Hawkwind

Only one move to make

 
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