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Adrian Belew ~ Looking For A Ufo


I'm looking through my telescope
Looking for a ufo
I'm looking through my telescope
Searching for a ray of hope
To come out of this dark night
I hope they understand wrong from right
And maybe they can show us
How to clean up our mess

I'm looking through my telescope
Looking for a ufo
I wonder what they see on earth
Do they see the hate and hurt
Or do they see the christmas lights and mirth
And hear songs of peace on earth

Somebody will have to fall out of the sky
Somebody to show us how to survive
Oh, wouldn't that be nice

Somebody to guide us out of this dark night
Somebody to show us how to take hate and hurt
And turn it into peace on earth

I'm looking for a ufo
I'm looking through my telescope
For somebody with a ray of hope


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