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Looking down on my home planet What a lonely place to be Said good-bye to all family Don't think i'll be back home in time to see them off to heaven From the places that i've been. It wasn't technically perfect i T couldn't have been any better Falling faster and faster I couldn't stop her momentum Couldn't stop her from laughing I wish that i had seen it coming. Your little girl keeps asking for you and All your mom can do is cry And yeah i'm doing just fine Don't know why i'm writing to you It makes it feel like your coming home I can't believe you left us all here It's just like you died with no funeral. more free lyrics

Looking down on my home planet
What a lonely place to be
Said good-bye to all family
Don't think i'll be back home in time to see them off to heaven
From the places that i've been.
It wasn't technically perfect i
T couldn't have been any better
Falling faster and faster
I couldn't stop her momentum
Couldn't stop her from laughing
I wish that i had seen it coming.
Your little girl keeps asking for you and
All your mom can do is cry
And yeah i'm doing just fine
Don't know why i'm writing to you
It makes it feel like your coming home
I can't believe you left us all here
It's just like you died with no funeral.

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