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This is meant to be a kind of companion song to one I posted not too long ago called 'I'm Not Really Here'. It shares a similar structure and some of the same lyrics, and explores the same theme of a desire to be able to just disappear when you are 'in demand'. This one takes it a little further with the concept that being abducted by aliens maybe wouldn't be such a horrible thing sometimes.
Here's an explanation of the recording I used at the beginning of the song. You can find it and more info at the following site: http://www.lostcosmonauts.com/default.htm
"The Soviet Union had beaten the U.S. in 1957 by launching the first, unmanned artificial satellite, Sputnik.
In total secrecy, preparations were also underway at the space center in Baikonur, for an orbital manned flight. The U.S.S.R. had to show the world its scientific leadership by being first with a man in space.
We now present a document which unequivocally proves that on February 2, 1961, nine weeks before Gagarin, another Russian cosmonaut flew into space. His mission was not successful and this hero perished during the flight. His sacrifice was kept secret from the world for reasons of political propaganda.
The attached 'RealAudio' files are actual recordings of the last moments of this hero's life. His failing heartbeat can be heard, as it was recorded by the Judica-Cordiglia brothers. A leading cardiologist of the time, Prof. Dogliotti, confirmed that the heartbeats are those of a dying person. The breathing sounds are, literally, the last gasps of the cosmonaut, already unconscious."
Here's an explanation of the recording I used at the beginning of the song. You can find it and more info at the following site: http://www.lostcosmonauts.com/default.htm
"The Soviet Union had beaten the U.S. in 1957 by launching the first, unmanned artificial satellite, Sputnik.
In total secrecy, preparations were also underway at the space center in Baikonur, for an orbital manned flight. The U.S.S.R. had to show the world its scientific leadership by being first with a man in space.
We now present a document which unequivocally proves that on February 2, 1961, nine weeks before Gagarin, another Russian cosmonaut flew into space. His mission was not successful and this hero perished during the flight. His sacrifice was kept secret from the world for reasons of political propaganda.
The attached 'RealAudio' files are actual recordings of the last moments of this hero's life. His failing heartbeat can be heard, as it was recorded by the Judica-Cordiglia brothers. A leading cardiologist of the time, Prof. Dogliotti, confirmed that the heartbeats are those of a dying person. The breathing sounds are, literally, the last gasps of the cosmonaut, already unconscious."
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Lyrics
I want to believe
That they look upon me
With favor in their eyes
They can pull me away
With their magnetic ray
I won't put up a fight
And I'm floating away
Away from this place
I've nothing to fear
Because I'm not here
Don't make me do this
I'm not here
That they look upon me
With favor in their eyes
They can pull me away
With their magnetic ray
I won't put up a fight
And I'm floating away
Away from this place
I've nothing to fear
Because I'm not here
Don't make me do this
I'm not here
Feter
very interesting ...loved the soun effects ...sure your vocal work ..
the simplicty of the strumming is just perfect ...great moody track ..
thnx alot for sharin !!!!