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There is life on earth

from Cutlery 'n' Cryin by Cassie Josephine

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How’d I know that you were all alone?
How’d I know that you were ready to run?
I should have known it’d be the hardest thing
to get under your wing.
When I watched you walk away from me
I thought, surely I could live on the moon!
Breathing in the air so easily.
Maybe love’s not needed here.
Where I’m living up here in the star-dust.
Building my house with moon-beams.
Sure does sound romantic.
But sunlight makes my roof leak.
I’ve got to find my way back to the earth.

I’ve got to find a trusty traveller.
Do not trust the shooting stars;
Pretty fires that they are.
Living up here in the star-dust.
Building my house with moon-beams.
Sure does sound romantic.
But sunlight makes my roof leak.
But sunlight makes my roof leak.

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from Cutlery 'n' Cryin, released November 1, 2014

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