September - Satellites

Absolute Kidz · Absolute Kidz 15 [2005]

Even an angel can end up falling

Don't you cry, because you're crawling

Start again, it's a beautiful morning

For satellites



Well, they said it was time for changing

Rise and shine

Everybody's making it, but you

And they told you to trust your dreaming

But it's hard to believe a feeling

That you just don't know



Even an angel can end up falling

Don't you cry, because you're crawling

Start again, it's a beautiful morning

For satellites



Even an angel can end up falling

Don't you cry, because you're crawling

Start again, it's a beautiful morning

For satellites



You've been trying to walk on water

In the end everybody

Walked all over you

Now, you don't like the sight of mirrors

Cause you're scared that the face

You'll see, will look just like before



Even an angel can end up falling

Don't you cry, because you're crawling

Start again, it's a beautiful morning

For satellites



Even an angel can end up falling

Don't you cry, because you're crawling

Start again, it's a beautiful morning

For satellites



All I want is you

Let me take you back

Where you once belonged

All I want is you

It will be alright if you come along

You were never gone



Even an angel can end up falling

Don't you cry, because you're crawling

Start again, it's a beautiful morning

For satellites



Even an angel can end up falling

Don't you cry, because you're crawling

Start again, it's a beautiful morning

For satellites



Even an angel can end up falling

Don't you cry, because you're crawling

Start again, it's a beautiful morning

For satellites



Satellites

September - Satellites

Absolute Kidz deliver a vibrant European dance track with "September - Satellites," a recording that captures the high-energy spirit of mid-2000s pop. Released on the compilation album Absolute Kidz 15 in 2005, the song exemplifies the group's signature style of blending catchy melodies with driving rhythms. As part of their extensive discography, this track stands alongside other notable recordings that defined their era in the SE genre. The song reflects the band's commitment to creating accessible, upbeat music designed for radio play and dance floors. By focusing on polished production and memorable hooks, Absolute Kidz solidified their place within the European dance music scene during this period. "September - Satellites" remains a representative work of their catalog, showcasing the group's ability to craft infectious pop anthems that resonate with listeners seeking energetic, feel-good music.