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Just Look Up
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Just Look Up
Written By: Drew Stedman
Now I can't complain
I've got a pretty good life
I have a head full of songs
And a beautiful wife
But I ain't got no money
And there's no work in sight
So I must fight
I must fight
I must fight
When the world holds a tune
It's chaotic at best
So I offer up a toast
And light another cigarette
I will drink from my glass
Until the bottle is gone
And sing along
Sing along
Sing along
There ain't no use in cryin'
Unless you're laughing so hard you can't take it in
Just a speck in the cosmic wind
I'm trying to find the center where it all begins
And if there's no light to guide me home
I'll take my chances in the great unknown
If you've found a solution
And you think you've got it right
But each answer holds more questions
And there's no end in sight
You can waste all of your time
Trying to find eternal life
But you will die
You will die
You will die
And there ain't no use in cryin'
Unless you're laughing so hard you can't take it in
Just a speck in the cosmic wind
I'm trying to find the center where it all begins
And if there's no light to guide me home
I'll take my chances in the great unknown
I'm just a speck in the cosmic wind
Trying to find the center where it all begins
And if there's no light to guide me home
I'll take my chances in the great unknown
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Inherit the Wind
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If the Fires Exist
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Picturesque
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Nightmare
04:10
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Drew Stedman and The Cosmic Nothings Columbus, Ohio
Drew Stedman and The Cosmic Nothings are a rowdy indie rock band with progressive rock, classic country, and classical influences. They hail from Columbus, OH. Drew is joined by Tom Bauer on Bass, Rob Bradley on Guitar, Chris Burnsides on Drums and Christopher Gatsby on Keys and Viola. The Cosmic Nothings have just completed work on their first EP which will be available in summer 2013. ... more
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