Kosmos
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Kosmos
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Life's complexities trouble your rise,
As you attempt to ascend into the high,
Is there nowhere else left to run,
But to the Kosmos - men gaze - to look for heaven.
Flying high - never come down
Flying high - don't know how to come down
Take a ride into the soon,
Be the first one on the moon,
Take a slide - come back to earth,
But it's to the Kosmos - men dare - to look for something.
Flying high - never come down
Flying high - don't know how to come down
No time to spare - Destiny is here
No time to lose - better if we choose
Less time to share
People stop and stare,
To look for hope above the clouds
To look for heaven
A world away, a million light years
That's how far destruction seems
Now our dreams are sad, slow creatures
Dying to know - who am I? - what am I?
Where am I to go?
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Paul Weller performs "Kosmos", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Weller catalog on LyroVerse.
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