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Earthlings (sound)
02:07
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hey, space man, do you want to go home
your eyes are floating somewhere in space
you’re ready to die alone in this empty place
hey, space man, are you doing okay
it’s been a while since you’ve called back home
your parents are worried your oxygen’s running low
do you miss the ground
control what feelings you have left now
do you miss the ground
whose gravity kept pulling you back down
do you miss the sound
of airplanes, cars, and people screaming out
do you miss the sound
of your own voice that you forgot about
hey, space man, have you nothing to say
its been a while since you’ve gone away
tell us what you’ve found in that cold and lonely place
hey, space man, do you want to come home
you’re drifting further out into space
it won’t be too long before there’s no way back home safe
do you miss the earth
and all the dirt that you would spread around
do you miss the earth
whose water’s tides would pull you out to drown
do you miss the lights
from cell phones, city buildings, and small towns
do you miss the lights
of all those bright ideas you don’t have now
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History
02:01
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Space Man (Responds)
02:09
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The mIstake
04:48
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(dehydration)
11:35
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Cozy Gnome Plattsburgh, New York
Words to Music
Casey Koziatek - Guitar, Vocals, Lyrics, Photos, Artwork, etc.
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