The Saddest Song Ever Written About Star Trek

(Down arpeggio open chords and let ring) It was a warm summer’s night when I sat down to write The prettiest song ever written about Star Trek The sky was clear full of stars above I thought of Kirk and his crew and their mission of love And I sang the first verse of the prettiest song ever written about Star Trek (Enter electric guitar with bar chords) G A When the words came out G A Everything was wrong G A For those who’d boldly go G A Had already gone D Bm G A ‘Cause the show was cancelled and the dream was dead D Bm G A And a red alert started wailing in my head G A And I realized I had written G A The saddest song ever written About Star Trek “Woo-woo-woo” (back to open chord arpeggio) Now the sky was dark devoid of love And Roddenberry’s ashes were floating up above Raining down on a man Singing the saddest song ever written about Star Trek (In electric guitar with bar chords) G A G A And now Bones is nothing but bones G A G A He finally went and took his final voyage home D Bm G A And Scotty’s body just couldn’t take much more D Bm G A D And I’m sure this is the saddest song ever written about Star Trek Bm G A It’s the song, it’s the saddest song, D Bm G A ever written about star trek it’s the saddest song D Bm G A (About star trek ever written, it’s the saddest song) 2x (back to down arpeggio with open chords) D Bm G A I thought about space and the final frontier D Bm G A(hold) And I shed a tear as I finished the saddest song-- N.C. D (let ring) ever written about Star Trek