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Keep Looking Up

from See You On The Other Side by Sunspot

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For episode 206 of the See You On The Other Side paranormal and pop culture podcast, "Inside The Lightning Ball: A Lifetime of UFO Experiences with Dr. Irena Scott" www.othersidepodcast.com/206

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And how do you explain all the things you see?
From why the sky is blue to the flight of a bumblebee
well I don’t think you can, but I don’t doubt you believe
that you can trust your senses, that you’re not crazy.

Sometimes it’s more than I can handle
sometimes it’s more than I can take
sometimes I am a bad example
of what I need when I wanna break

Keep looking up
When you’re stuck,
when you’re outta luck
and dumbstruck
Keep looking up

Now just imagine there’s something that you know is real
something that you’ve seen your whole life, but something no one else can feel
would you hold it as your secret and always keep your truth concealed
or would you let yourself be ridiculed with a big reveal

Sometimes it’s more than you can handle
sometimes it’s more than you can take
sometimes you are a bad example
of what you need when you wanna break

Keep looking up
When you’re stuck,
when you’re outta luck
and dumbstruck
Keep looking up

Keep looking up
When you’re stuck,
when you’re outta luck
and dumbstruck
Keep looking up

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from See You On The Other Side, released October 31, 2014
Written and performed by Sunspot

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