Yesterday was pouring
Like a test on Monday morning
I got high, I got high

I dunno where I'm goin'
It's like the desert when it's snowin'
Inside out, upside down

But then something happens
You float by and I say

Damn
Thought you were gone
I thought I left you in the back of my mind

Don't get me wrong
Maybe you're right
You got me feelin' like a satellite

Tomorrow could be something
But today I feel like jumping
Anything goes, tell me who knows

And people drivin' slowly
And I'm thinking if I only had my stash
I'd float on past

But then something happened
You walked by and I say

Damn
Thought you were gone
I thought I left you in the back of my mind

Don't get me wrong
Maybe you're right
You got me feelin' like a satellite

I say damn
Thought you were gone
I thought I left you in the back of my mind

Don't get me wrong
Maybe you're right
You got me feelin' like a satellite

Mmm floating, feeling, hanging, loving
Satellite you know is coming
You know it's coming baby, yeah

Falling, dropping, saying, sawing, holding, touching,
Need some loving
And I'm minding my own business

But then something happened
You walked by and I say

Damn
Thought you were gone
I thought I left you in the back of my mind

Don't get me wrong
Maybe you're right
You got me feelin' like a satellite

I say damn
Thought you were gone
I thought I left you in the back of my mind

Don't get me wrong
Maybe you're right
You got me feelin' like a satellite

Like a sa-sa-sa-satellite yeah
Do do doo doo satellite satellite


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