Black Hole Hunter 2

Fm C#7 Fm Twelve thousand light years from Earth C#7 C At the possible location of (particulary?) outbursts Fm C#7 Fm Ignorant and worn weary, we saw the giant magnetar C#7 This remarkable super-dense object C Was once a giant neutron star F C F C The remnant of a collapsed and molten core G C G C A curious breed of galaxy never seen before F C F C No longer able to support its mass G C G C It's unleashed ten thousand-trillion watts of noxious gas F Aboard the Black Hole Hunter Fm7 Gonna make you see Cm7 Searching high and under C For lost galaxies Fm C Aboard the Black Hole Hunter F Most of the planets we visit Are quite cold and extremely distant C#7 Heat from the probe's batteries C7 Warm the soil beneath it Fm C#7 But it's all right, we're feeling fine Gm7 This trip has lasted an entire light year C Easily twice my Earthbound lifetime F Aboard the Black Hole Hunter Fm7 Gonna make you see Cm7 Searching high and under C For lost galaxies Fm C Aboard the Black Hole Hunter F7 Cm Aboard the Black Hole Hunter F7 Bb Speed is crucial to the chase Gm C7 You wanna catch those first few bursts F Bb7 The unknown looks you in the face Gm C You always wanted to be the first F C F C Swiftly swiveling, directly at the burst position F C The machine has made the wrong decision F C But it can't take it back Eb F7 It turns to point its ocular toward the blast C7 C But that particular action, the protocol says do last F Aboard the Black Hole Hunter Fm7 Gonna make you see Cm7 Searching high and under C For lost galaxies Fm C Aboard the Black Hole Hunter