Satellite Three
Hollies · 5317704 [2006]
Two others before me
I spend my life revolving round your sun
I'm a satellite three
For me there's no recovery
I'm not in your gravity
I'm in limbo
You took me to the limit of my capabilities
And though I'm alien to you
Doesn't mean that I am through
Though I've endless fuel to burn
No way to turn
No way to turn
I'm a satellite three
Anyone down there watching me
Send me a signal I'll reply
Don't let me die
Break
You took me to the limit of my capabilities
And though I'm alien to you
Doesn't mean that I am through
Though I've endless fuel to burn
No way to turn
No way to turn
I'm a satellite three
Anyone down there watching me
Send me a signal I'll reply
Don't let me die
Don't let me die
Don't let me
Satellite Three
Hollies' "Satellite Three" stands as a defining track within their extensive catalogue of British Invasion pop. Released on the 2006 compilation "5317704 [2006]", the song encapsulates the group's signature sound, characterized by harmonized vocals and upbeat rhythms that became synonymous with their era. As part of the band's broader discography, the recording reflects the enduring appeal of their mid-1960s material, which often blended catchy melodies with themes of romance and youthful exuberance. The track remains a staple for fans of classic rock and roll, illustrating how Hollies maintained relevance through their consistent output of high-quality recordings. Its inclusion in modern reissues highlights the song's lasting impact on the genre and its continued popularity among listeners seeking authentic 1960s music.