Neil Armstrong
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Neil Armstrong
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The world such a funny place I laugh every day,
my body won't move and my mind won't stay, my mind won't stay.
I'm floating out now, until my body's gone.
I'm so far away like Neil Armstrong, like Neil Armstrong, Buzz, John, (?), Uri Gagarin.
There's time to be free, it's too short to be lonely.
Accost someone you like in a lift or a street,
let them burn right through you with their eyes
because they know you're spineless and that you would flop under pressure.
And you used to have all these ideas about love and waste and the end of the world and how to do things,
and to look at you now and feel good that I'm me has to be the best feeling I've ever had,
the best feeling I've ever had, the best feeling I've ever had.
I'm floating out now, 'til my body's gone
I'm so far away like Neil Armstrong.
Now I'm in the middle of a hole in the sky.
I must be dead 'cause I never used to fly.
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