Lost in space
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Lost in space
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Lost In Space
A bubble drifting
Into a place
Where planets shift and
The moon's erased
Its features lift in the glare
But I'm the stuff
Of Happy endings
Though mostly bluff
Belief suspending
But close enough
For just pretending to care
And I'm pretending to care
When I'm not even there
Gone, but I don't know where
Well, she's the face
And I'm the double
Who keeps the pace
And clears the rubble
And, Lost In Space,
Fills up the bubble with air
By just pretending to care
Like I'm not even there
Gone, but I don't know where
You split like a cell
And then cannot tell
The line from its parallel
So baby, beware
I'm just pretending to care
Like I'm not even there
Gone, but I don't know where
Gone, but I don't know where
Gone, but I don't know where
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