Ufo
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Ufo
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Let me tell you a story
It's not all it's cracked up to be
About a UFO in a dream
I only hear my own voices
I don't have many choices
Like a dog in a parking lot
Like a dog
My body feels long
And my legs are as smooth as candy
I'm as liquid as the sea
Completely covered in blankets
Don't really know what to wish for
Just look at the sky and be thankful
Feels like my back might be bleeding
And are my hands really here
Look back at the ground and be hopeful
Look back at the ground
My body feels long
And my legs are as smooth as candy
I'm as liquid as the sea
A place for you and me
Let me tell you a story
It's not all it's cracked up to be
And i've got UFOs in my dreams
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Holly McNarland performs "Ufo", and this lyric page sits inside the Holly McNarland catalog on LyroVerse.
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