Amanda Palmer Astronaut (A Short Story of Nearly Nothing) download

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Is it enough to have some love
small enough to slip inside a book?
Small enough to cover with your hand
Because everyone around you wants to look?

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Is it enough to have some love
small enough to fit inside the cracks?
The pieces don’t fit together so good
For all the breaking all the gluing back

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I am still not getting what I want!
I want to touch the back of your right arm
I wish you could remind me who I was
Because everyday I’m a little further off

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But you are my lovely astronaut,
Flying in the face of science
I would gladly stay an afterthought
Just bring back some nice reminders

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Is it getting harder to pretend
That life goes on without you in the wake?
Can you see the means without the end?
In the random frantic action that we take

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Is it getting easy not to care
Despite the many rings around your name
It isn’t funny and it isn’t fair
You traveled all this way and it’s the same

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But you are my lovely astronaut,
Flying in the face of science
I would gladly stay an afterthought
Just bring back some nice reminders

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I would tell them anything to see you split the evening
But as you see I do not have an awful lot to tell
Everybody’s sick for something that they can find fascinating
everyone but you and he then you are feeling well

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Yes you are my lovely astronaut
Clutching in the name of science
Just my luck they found you up ahead
It’s a very nice reminder
It’s a very nice reminder

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You may be acquainted with the night
But I have seen the darkness and the day
And you must know that it’s a terrifying sight