Astronaut lyrics by Gregory Alan Isakov. I work mornings in the old yard Digging in the ground But I moonlight as an astronaut Mostly just sit around and howl...
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I work mornings in the old yard
Digging in the ground
But I moonlight as an astronaut
Mostly just sit around and howl
Won't you come to my house tonight
We could sleep on the floor
I got this window that looks out to orion
I paid extra for
Oh forget about the sun
He's forgotten us by now
Kiss me so I remember how
We'll turn these sorrows into strangers
Buy them a ticket on the train
Drop 'em off at the station
Watch 'em ride far away
Far away
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