Home
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Home
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Steerin' by the light of the stars
This machine is breaking down
and so am I
This time I've gone too far
I'm low on fuel
and all the laws
of motion and gravity
say I'm slowin' down
I might as well
Land in Roswell . . . .
I've been alone up here for so so long
a few new faces just might do me good
Don't think I could go wrong
to set down here
'cuz I believe
as things go
I could do worse than
a southwestern American town
I might as well
Land in Roswell . . . .
I been in flight for so long
I hardly know
what it feels like
to walk on solid ground
And if I never return
then you will know
that I've made this
desert town my home
See me descending... out of the blue sky...
Over the desert... streaming out white light...
See me descending... out of the blue sky...
Down in the desert... I think I found my home...
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