Kenny Holland - Satellite

Somewhere, gotta get away I float away, both my feet on the ground
Out there, pick up a pen and I fly away to my own paper town
And I don't mind, packing a bag or two and leaving all the heartache behind
Go, go, go, I'm a satellite swimming circles looking back at what I used to call home
Show me a universe, show me something that hurts
And though I've never been a hero
I hear so much about how to see the world and everything beautiful
Nowhere else to go, grabbin for gravity I'd rather let go
So I float there, thinkin that sinkin maybe wouldn't be so bad after all
And I've sure tried, paid my price till I was staring at the edge of unknown
Go, go, go, I see a stranger and call it second nature but I've been drifting in the silence alone
Show me a universe, show me something that hurts
And though I've never been a hero
I hear so much about how to see the world
Show me a universe, show me something that hurts
And though I've never been a hero
I hear so much about how to see the world and everything beautiful
I remember every Saturday, wake up with dad and head to my football games
I experienced passion at the age of eight when I realized piano was my great escape
I almost watched one of my sisters drown in second grade
I saved her but they are my saving grace
I wouldn't trade them for the Milky Way
Fast forward
I took a trip on six seconds of fame
Then I lost my mind when I moved to LA
I'm sorry mom, I swear I'm okay
I would never run away for time or space
What's my destiny? What is fate?
Where's the love and why is there so much hate?
Is there a place for me between the pain, am I insane?
Show me a universe, show me something that hurts
And though I've never been a hero
I hear so much about how to see the world
Show me a universe, show me something that hurts
And though I've never been a hero
I hear so much about how to see the world
Show me a universe, show me something that hurts
And though I've never been a hero
I hear so much about how to see the world and everything beautiful

Written by:
Daniel Parker, Kenneth McCormick, Kenneth Mount, Zackary Odom

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Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid

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