Wake giant o' mine
Lift your silver tongue to the wind
Rest your copper eyes on heavens low
Let your inner child take you home
Wake slumbering giant melt and show remorse
Among the gods we are you had it all wrong
I'll wait, watch, wonder, and weep
I'll scream until the sobs flow
Until Europa swells again breathe
Breathe and the sea will teem with life
Breathe and the land will sink into a flow
Wake you slumbering satellite
Wake you satellite wake
Among gods you scream, wait, watch
And wonder what have you of Time?
How many cycles?
How many years since descending
You're the last of your kind
The last 'O little prince' sleep
Lift your silver tongue to the wind
Let your inner child take you home
Among the gods we are you had it all wrong
I'll wait, watch, wonder, and weep
I'll scream until the sobs flow
Until Europa swells again breathe
Breathe and the sea will teem with life
Breathe and the land will sink into a flow
Wake you slumbering satellite
Wake you satellite wake
Among gods you scream, wait, watch
And wonder what have you of Time?
How many cycles?
How many years since descending
You're the last of your kind
The last 'O little prince' sleep
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Wake... Giant o' mine. Lift your silver tongue to the wind...
Rest your copper eyes on heavens low. Let your inner child take you home.
Let the radio waves carry you home.
Wake...Lift...
The lamentation of the death of a person (someone special obviously "Giant o' mine"). Further, it's speculated our brains are interstellar transistor radios, which tune in our soul (hence, let the radio waves carry you home).