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Lazarus
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I swam, swam, swam like lieutenant Dan
Happy enough but hoping for land
Weak at the knees but reaching your hand
Singing oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Falling from the moon not a moment too soon
Like ET, it's easy, to feel at home
So spaced out just floating about
Got no ozone, all alone, stars were fading out
Searching the horizon
Looking for the light
Finally looked beside me
That's when I found you
Now that I've found you
There's something bout you that I can't get away from
You've got the tractor beam like Millenium Falcon
Wanna warp to lightspeed, my heart sings oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
You're the antidote to the boring
You're my coffee cup in the morning
I was a Lazarus
You woke me up
Now I'm in your love
oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
I was a Lazarus
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