The Lonely Life of a UFO Researcher
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The Lonely Life of a UFO Researcher
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Antenna towers, and distant hopes
I've measured happiness with telescopes
Well, I've been face to face
With what my future brings
The reels they turn recording blips and pings
Through the white noise and distortion
There's a message
I can feel
Just give me one sign that you're real
An orange glow, some blinking lights
Don't know how most folks
Spend their Friday nights
Well i've seen evidence
No one would dare dispute
Witness accounts make up
My life's pursuit
And in those photos there's a sadness
And a message I can feel
Just give me one sign that you're real
Please give me one sign that you're real
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