Cosmic Cowboy
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Cosmic Cowboy
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Chorus:
Hang my hat on a crescent moon
Way up there in a cosmic saloon
And watch the world go by through
the eyes of a bird up in the sky
On a horse named shooting star
We'll be riding high out wherever we are
Up where cowboys go at the end of the rodeo
Over trees and the power lines
Over mountains into the sky
I look down from a starlight night
Watchin' the world go bye
Repeat Chorus
I don't mind going all alone
For the milky way is my home
Earth is not the place for me
I prefer less gravity
Yeah, Yeah
Repeat Chorus
Up where cowboys go at the end of the rodeo
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