Chorus:

I’m out of gas; I’m on the drift;

Engine ain’t turnin’; and each breath’s a gift.

Now when I die, I’ll die alone;

If I could reach that button, I’d call you home.

When I reach that button, I’ll call you home.

The candles burned, on the birthday cake,

We joked and laughed, not a thing at stake;

One long deep breath, a wish to claim,

Then the air we were laughin’, went up in flame.

I met a man, in a brown leather coat,

He thought a bullet, would buy my boat,

But there ain’t a man, under any sun,

Who can take my boat, when I’ve got my gun. (x2)

Chorus

All I needed, was a nothing part,

An old catalyzer, to make the engine start.

Now I’ve got heat, and I’ve got air,

And I’ve got blood, but not enough to spare.

[instrumental break}

My journey’s long, and I’m far from port,

Space is cold, and my breath is short,

Serenity Valley, is where I’ll lie,

Some things stay with you, ‘till the day you die. (x3)