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The Man Who Found God on the Moon

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The Man Who Found God on the Moon

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The men in balloons were floating through space

Gliding ‘long motorways, running a race

Sails in the sunset, fireworks explode (explode)

Motor planes plough through a night on the road (road)

Thinking of people, places I've been

Flashback’s the name of a child I had seen

Annette was a child of God, loving from the start

Selling little books for Krishna, flowers ‘round her heart

Annette made me happy, baby, Annette made me smile

Brought a breath of truth into this mad world for awhile

Thinking of people, places I've been

Flashback's the name of a man I had seen

The man who found God in his spacesuit

Was the man who found God on the Moon

You should have seen him flip, he nearly lost his grip

It was a total trip

(Hey-hey-hey, hey-hey-hey)

(Hey-hey-hey, hey-hey-hey, hey-hey-hey)

It was a spiritual awakening, a lunar landscape happening

Once in the life of the man who found God on the Moon

You should have seen him flip, he nearly lost his grip

It was a total trip

The men in balloons were floating through space

Gliding ‘long motorways, running a race

Sails in the sunset, fireworks explode (explode)

Motor planes plough through a night on the road (road)

Thinking of people, places I’ve been

Flashback's the name of a child I had been

(Alright now, go now, now!)

Annette made me happy, baby, Annette made me smile

Brought a breath of truth into this mad world for awhile

Annette made me happy, baby, Annette made me smile

Brought a breath of truth into this mad world for awhile

Annette made me happy, baby, Annette made me smile

Brought a breath of truth into this mad world for awhile

Annette made me happy, baby, Annette made me smile

(So there you are then, quite a difference, yes, the answer is LP)

Brought a breath of truth into this mad world for awhile

Annette made me happy, baby, Annette made me smile

Brought a breath of truth into this mad world for awhile

Annette made me happy, baby, Annette made me smile

Brought a breath of truth

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