The Great Escape by The Lathums Lyrics

Juxtaposition is a predisposition of a pacifist movement suppressing the argumentatives
Why can’t you see me now?
‘Cos I am made of stone and it feels as though I’m lost in the catacombs
I've got nowhere to go, should I seek refuge in the nearest hostel home?

And they could call it the great, the great escape of the world
And I don’t need diamonds and pearls, just to vanish off the face of the earth
Is there any life on Mars?
Or will I be arriving first? Will I be arriving first?

Now I’m lost in space, I’ve spent a lifetime trying to find my place
But I’ve had no luck of late, I’ve had to abandon the human race once more
Gravity feels like a forgotten force to me
Gravity feels like a forgotten force to

And they could call it the great, the great escape of the world
And I don’t need diamonds and pearls, just to vanish off the face of the earth
Is there any life on Mars?
Or will I be arriving first?

Oh I could make my return, back to the planet earth
All I’ve got to do is pray, that time's been put in reverse
Love bombs fall from the sky, can we give peace a try?
Love bombs fall from the sky, oh John Lennon shouldn’t have died
Oh I
Can we give love a try?
John Lennon shouldn’t have died