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Out of This World
03:20
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She's like a million miles away
Like a interstellar stowaway
And nothing I can say
Articulates this longing gaze
She's a million miles away
And this stone...
And this stone...
The tide goes out
And she comes down
I watch her as she turns around
I catch that smile
In her frown
She got lost but I been found
She's a shock to the system
From outer space
Now I know
She is the shape of the world to come
Can I get me a witness?
Better get it straight
All I know
She is the shape of the world to come
It goes off
In my bones
A revelation to behold
And this dream
Seeping in her arms
While she goes back to where she's from
She's a shock to the system
From outer space
Now I know
She is the shape of the world to come
Can I get me a witness?
Better get it straight
All I know
She is the shape of the world to come
She's out of this world
Out of this world
She's a shock to the system
From outer space
Now I know
She is the shape of the world to come
Can I get me a witness?
Better get it straight
All I know
She is the shape of the world to come
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NostalgiKid San Jose, California
Driven by retro tones and nostalgic influence, NostalgiKid packs a late 90s alternative punch fused alongside 80s retrowave-- with a modern edge.
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