Aliens (Don’t Belong) is about the strangeness of strangers and the longing of most people to be a part of the bigger picture and the inability of some to do so. This is a song for them as they silently shout, ‘hey, get me out of here.’It explores the disconnect felt by people when they feel excluded – green people from outer space unfortunately don’t play a big part of the song’s dialogue although we tried to slip a few musical beeps and parps into the mix for those expecting an extraterrestrial odyssey.

Aliens Don’t Belong

Verse 1
In a bar town, zoo night
We’re turning our backs on our own.
Like a cartoon, soon it’s over,
Suddenly we’re all alone,

Chorus
And then we cry we break -
What is there to understand?
That when we give, we take.
We don’t belong.
Don’t belong.

Verse 2
Tomorrow at daylight,
Shadowing backwards in time.
Where I soft you and pull you closer and,
Suddenly it’s alright.

Chorus
And all the love we make,
Maybe tonight we will kiss the moon.
For when we give, we take.
Don’t belong.
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And no matter how wide,
How big or how strong
How right, you’re all wrong
We are learning to breathe
It won’t be long

But we’re coming through,
We’re aliens like you
We are aliens like you
So hey, get me out of here,
There’s more of us moving, slithering and gooving,
Dancing like ants in the sun,
Aliens just having fun (repeat)
Fun, Fun, Fun




One World

Mac & Gar