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| * **Status:** Preserved recording archived in the [[federal_library_of_firetown|Federal Library of Firetown]] | * **Status:** Preserved recording archived in the [[federal_library_of_firetown|Federal Library of Firetown]] | ||
| - | “The Last Horizon” is regarded as the founding anthem of ExoHuman frontier music — a haunting, slow-burning ballad that blends shipboard nostalgia with planetary despair. Sung in minor intervals and accompanied by Mira’s | + | |
| + | “The Last Horizon” is regarded as the founding anthem of ExoHuman frontier music — a haunting, slow-burning ballad that blends shipboard nostalgia with planetary despair. It tells of loss, endurance, and rebirth after the fall of the [[last_frontier|Last Frontier]], capturing the grief of a people stranded light-years from home. | ||
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| + | The lyrics mirror the fire and survival that defined Mira’s own life — she, too, was a victim of the flames, scarred during the ship’s crash but saved by an unknown rescuer. Sung in minor intervals and accompanied by her battered banjo, | ||
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| ===== Lyrics ===== | ===== Lyrics ===== | ||
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