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Interplanetary Traveler

from Interplanetary Traveler by Lauren Hoffman

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I’m an interplanetary traveler
When I took the job I was too young to know
What I would grow up to be
What it would be like to be
A woman in love

Well there’s nothing quite like leaping star to star
In your interplanetary car
There’s nothing like the ground beneath your feet rushing away
And everything you see is fresh and new, waiting for you
And everything you see is fresh and new

Well there’s nothing like a beautiful new face
To fall in love with in each brand new place
There’s nothing quite like learning how to love in a foreign tongue
And everything you do to each other is new, a revelation
And everything you do to each other is new

Well there’s something to be said for staying still
But I don’t know if I ever will
The traveler in me is just to strong, she’s pulling me on
And everywhere I go I never know if I’ll find my way home
And every time I leave you wouldn’t believe how hard it can be

So now my heart is battered like a shield
Growing tougher every time it heals
The engine turns and so I dry my eyes and take to the skies, one more time
And every star I see is a love that I knew waiting for me
And every star I see is a love that I knew waiting for me

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from Interplanetary Traveler, released January 12, 2010
Produced and arranged by Assaf Ayalon and Lauren Hoffman // Recorded by Assaf Ayalon at Afrokaliptus studio in Hod Hasharon, Isreal // Mixed in Richmond, Virginia, by John Morand at Sound of Music Studios // Written by Lauren Hoffman.

Performed by: Lauren Hoffman - Vocals, Guitar // Assaf Ayalon - Guitar, Bass // Gadi Seri - Percussion // Eron Porat - Drums // Michel Grailsummer - Violin // Maya Belsitzman - Cello // Udi Ben Knaan - Lyra //

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Lauren Hoffman Los Angeles, California

music is exceptionally useful for communicating the nuance and complexity of the human experience because it is an emotional language, we process and respond to it in a different way than thoughts, beyond the limits of linguistics. that's why it's special and mysterious and i love it. that's why i write and sing and play instruments and make records. that's why i share my songs with you. ... more

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