Seattle, My Love! - Lonely Planet

Someday we'll get to be, the first people to see
What it's like to have a planet just to you and me
We'll finally be alone, together on our own
But for now we'll have to settle, jumpin' through the clouds

I wonder what it's like, to ride a tandem bike
Without Earth's gravity to pull us down to the ground
We'll pedal through the air, it'll feel like nothing's there
No hills to climb, or worries, troubles, not a single care
We'll say

How great is our new home
A lonely planet by its own
I see you everywhere I look; I'd have it no other way
And if we choose to leave
Cause you find a better place
That's okay, as long as it's just you and me in space

Ooh

We've hit some asteroids on our way, but at least we're still in space
Tumblin' through the galaxy, lookin' for solid ground
As we take this endless flight, our love burns just as bright
Guidin' the way so we don't get lost as we drift around

This part I didn't see, you got older faster than me
It's harder now to see you as that same burnin' light
And now as you get cold, I'll tighten up my hold
On you and tell you how our trip through space was for me

How great was that old home
On the planet by its own
I saw you everywhere I looked those sure were the days
But now you have to leave
To a better place
But that's okay, I know one day I'll join you out in space

Ooh, one day, I'll join you out in space
Ooh, that's okay, I know one day
I'll join you out in space

Written by:
Craig Lundblom

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