God Is My Co-Pilot
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Heavier Air

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: God Is My Co-Pilot Canonical path: /god-is-my-co-pilot/heavier-air Related lyric paths: 6
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Heavier Air

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the heavier air and gravity of Earth

took a good deal of getting used to

after the very different conditons of the moon

feeling like nothing so much

as a ton weight of misery

he clambered down the moth's back

from higher up

it looked so friendly, and sunny, and homelike

down here on a closer look

it didn't seem so attractive at all

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