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When I'll be an astronaut

Originally, I wanted to write a solar system song for my son. But the hormones and the creative zone took over, and now it is what it is. Mums with sons, let’s weep together xx When I’ll be an astronaut, I’ll travel with my mum, Through the solar system, starting with our Sun. I’ll show her how it holds us all in warm and golden light, How everything begins to move from darkness into sight. Mum, when I’ll be an astronaut, we’ll fly to Mercury, So close to burning daylight, yet cold as cold can be. I’ll tell you how the smallest worlds can still be brave and strong, How racing through the fire doesn’t mean you don’t belong. Mum, when I’ll be an astronaut, we’ll visit Venus fair, She shines like something perfect, though danger hides in air. I’ll whisper how some beauty burns too fiercely to remain, And how you taught me love is warmth, but never pain. Side by side through the stars Near or far We belong together No matter where we are Mum, when I’ll be an astronaut, we’ll look back down to Earth, A quiet blue remembering the place that gave us birth. I’ll show you seas that breathe in light and trees that learn to grow, And say, “This world feels like your arms, the first I’ll ever know.” Mum, when I’ll be an astronaut, we’ll drift to distant Mars, A red and patient planet dreaming underneath the stars. We’ll trace the paths of ancient streams now resting in the dust, And talk of hope, and time, and how believing matters most. Side by side through the stars Near or far We belong together No matter where we are Mum, when I’ll be an astronaut, we’ll reach out to Jupiter, A giant wrapped in drifting storms, ancient, bold, and sure. We’ll look into her endless eye that never learns to sleep, While moons like quiet promises around her softly sweep. Mum, when I’ll be an astronaut, we’ll dance with Saturn’s rings, Of broken ice and silver light and fragile, floating things. I’ll tell you how even the strongest hearts can shine, When held together gently, like yours has always held mine. Mum, when I’ll be an astronaut, we’ll tilt with Uranus blue, A world that rolls through time itself, strange, beautiful, and true. I’ll smile and say some lives are lived a different way, And thank you for loving me through every kind of day. Mum, when I’ll be an astronaut, we’ll reach the farthest blue, Where winds run wild and sunlight fades to almost nothing new. So far from where we started, yet somehow I still knew, That even at the edge of space, I carry you. Side by side through the stars Near or far We belong together No matter where we are And when I’ll be an astronaut, and all our trips are done, We’ll turn our ship back gently home, back toward the Sun. I’ll take your hand and softly say, as Earth comes into view, “No matter how far I may fly, I’ll always come back to you.”