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Pop singer mentioned in Walter M. Miller's classic sci-fi short story "Death of a Spaceman." The titular spaceman's wife sings one of Farran's songs:
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Pop singer mentioned in Walter M. Miller Jr.'s classic sci-fi short story "Death of a Spaceman" (1954). The titular spaceman's wife sings one of Farran's songs:
 
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"O moon whereo'er the clouds fly,<br>
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Beyond the willow tree,<br>
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There is a ramblin' space guy<br>
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I wish you'd save for me.<br>
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"''Mare Tranquillitatis'',<br>
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O dark and tranquil sea,<br>
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Until he drops from heaven,<br>
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Rest him there with thee ..."
 
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==External links==
 
==External links==
 
*[http://www.gutenberg.org/files/29643/29643-h/29643-h.htm Text of the story at Project Gutenberg]
 
*[http://www.gutenberg.org/files/29643/29643-h/29643-h.htm Text of the story at Project Gutenberg]
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[[Category:1954|Farran, Steve]]
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[[Category:Short stories|Farran, Steve]]
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[[Category:Pop|Farran, Steve]]

Latest revision as of 10:04, 3 November 2017

Pop singer mentioned in Walter M. Miller Jr.'s classic sci-fi short story "Death of a Spaceman" (1954). The titular spaceman's wife sings one of Farran's songs:

"O moon whereo'er the clouds fly,
Beyond the willow tree,
There is a ramblin' space guy
I wish you'd save for me.

"Mare Tranquillitatis,
O dark and tranquil sea,
Until he drops from heaven,
Rest him there with thee ..."

External links