Tears for Galileo Gazebo

"Tears for Galileo" by Gazebo, released in 1982, is a #Synthpop track that blends melancholic melodies with upbeat rhythms. The lyrics reflect themes of longing, love, and the search for truth, using Galileo as a metaphor for enlightenment and struggle. Its catchy hooks and synth-driven sound contributed to the 80s music scene, resonating with fans of the genre.

An early morning in 89' you swept across the atmosphere again a satellite to breach through the sky
Flyby orbits, checking moons you never left your sities too soon
Ida and Gaspar asteroids they broke their veils

Just
Tears for Galileo oh I want to shed my tears for Galileo
Tears for Galileo oh how can this be tears for Galileo?

I can't forget it, it's in my mind September 21st 03 from then I've never seen that spot anymore
Goodbye my old friend, farewell on Jupiter you've found your end my friend
And every time your data's keep reminding me...

Those
Tears for Galileo oh I want to shed my tears for Galileo
Tears for Galileo oh how can this be tears for Galileo?

Another spacecraft in the night
Another voice from mankind
Another drop of water in the endlessness of time
Tears for Galileo oh I want to shed my tears for Galileo
Tears for Galileo oh how can this be tears for Galileo?

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