(The following is the Mellotron On! version of this track. It was released as "Motor of Joy" on White Hot Peach with truncated lyrics. Green highlights denote additional lyrics.)
On March 10, 1956 at 10 o'clock at night
This almost incredible idea came to me...
Am I really a spaceman?
Am I really a spaceman?
Then we just have to have a sample of "Am I really a spaceman?"
Comrade lovers say
Do not be afraid
Comrade lovers say
Everything's okay
Let the current flow sweetly up your spine
Let your hips roll and your mouth water
Feel free to tremble and cry…
Am I really a spaceman?
Let the current flow sweetly up your spine
Let the current stream sweetly through your muscles
Feel free to tremble and cry…
Am I really a spaceman?
Am I really a spaceman?
Everyone has plans
Plans to be the spaceman
I don't give a damn
'Cause I am the spaceman
Let the current flow sweetly up your spine
Let your hips roll and your mouth water
Feel free to tremble and cry…
Am I really a spaceman?
Let the current stream sweetly through your muscles
Let the current flow sweetly up your spine
Make love joyously and without fear
Am I really a spaceman?
Do not turn off this pulsating motor of joy
Do not turn off this pulsating motor of joy
Oh, wow! That…
That kind of thing, you know, you don't…
You don't do that!
Let the current flow sweetly up your spine
Let your hips roll and your mouth water
Feel free to tremble and cry…
Am I really a spaceman?
Let the current stream sweetly through your muscles
Let the current flow sweetly up your spine
Make love joyously and without fear
Am I really a spaceman?
Am I really a spaceman?
Am I really a spaceman?
Am I really a spaceman?
Composed by Tim Lauterio / Luke McAuliffe / Chris O'Connor / Jeff Sparks
Featuring elements from the film WR: Mysteries of the Organism
Transcribed by J. Son
