One More Astronaut
I Mother Earth
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One more astronaut in black skin Of universe One more travelin' man With heavy tired eyes, feeling cold Thinking around the clock of drinking On the job, of the powdered food And piss bags, never having sex and growing old Head space alive and painless, Weightless and almost sane I close my eyes, I become the sky Head space alone and shameless Can't wait to find the faces I left behind in a troubled time Back home It gets so lonely you know Weeks and months alone chasing Sleep and space junk and the dying Stars I've known and loved Through true decline Of the five billion minds or so Through mudslides And earthquakes, the blue one holds And rolls along One more astronaut in Endless old universe with One more second chance at Wondering why he's here at all Bold are the ones who Come over the line to fall over The horizon never ones to fade away Then it hit me, this Cosmic pull and energy It kinda makes me wonder If I'll ever make it Back home
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Written by: ANDREW P KOSHOWSKI, BRUCE GORDON, CHRISTOPHER KOSHOWSKI
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11 facts about this song
Song Release YearOne More Astronaut was released in the year 1996, making it over two decades old.
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Album DetailsThe song is part of the Canadian band’s second studio album named Scenery and Fish.
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Music Chart Success"One More Astronaut" was a considerable success, reaching number 9 on the Canadian Singles Chart.
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GenreThe song is a mix of alternative rock and hard rock, which were the most popular genres at the time of its release.
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Lyrics InspirationThe lyrics of the song were inspired by space and astronaut adventures, a topic that was still very much in the public interest in the mid-nineties.
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Band Line-upDuring the creation of this song, the band consisted of four members - Jagori and Christian Tanna, Edwin, and Bruce Gordon.
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Noteworthy VocalsThis song features the distinct vocals of Edwin, the band's lead vocalist from 1990 till 1997.
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Music VideoThe accompanying music video for “One More Astronaut” features the band playing amongst impressive nature and urban settings.
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Continued Popularity"One More Astronaut" remains among the band’s most popular songs and it frequently gets featured in their live performances even today.
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Song LegacyOne More Astronaut is often credited for helping to propel I Mother Earth's career in 1996.
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Track LengthThe full song reaches a length of four minutes and forty-one seconds (4:41).
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