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I know that you don’t Know that I know what you know We’ve got secrets between us that Nobody else would believe if we told them So let the stars align And let the water make wine ’cause Broken souls will become whole tonight, oh tonight We know it’s right so
(Chorus) Lift your eyes and let me in ‘Cause baby I’m an alien like you Would you ever wake at night and realize The reason why you knew me then Is maybe I’m an alien too Would you ever let me be an alien with you
I know that believing Is hard with the feeling That home must be millions and millions of light years away So let the heavens flare And let’s not be scared, ’cause We know love’s a world above this one It’s like the sun so
(Chorus) Lift your eyes and let me in ‘Cause baby I’m an alien like you Would you ever wake at night and realize The reason why you knew me then Is maybe I’m an alien too Would you ever let me be an alien with you
The days of solitude are gone Because we’ve both spent way too long Hearing voices on the radio And we can’t let anybody know No we can’t let anybody know
(Chorus) Lift your eyes and let me in ‘Cause baby I’m an alien like you Would you ever wake at night and realize The reason why you knew me then Is maybe I’m an alien too Would you ever let me be an alien… Lift your eyes and let me in ‘Cause baby I’m an alien like you Would you ever let me be an alien…
'Idolatry': David Cook gives us scoop on writing his sophomore CD! by Michael Slezak Categories: American Idol, Idolatry, Music, Sexytimes Say what you want about David Cook, but don’t call him lazy. After taking home the American Idol season 7 crown in May 2008, Cook spent that summer and fall writing and recording his self-titled debut album during breaks in the “Idols Live” concert tour. The resulting CD has now gone on to sell 1.3 million copies (according to Nielsen SoundScan), due in no small part to Cook’s relentless touring schedule; he played 153 shows in 2009 (not counting trips to Iraq and the Philippines, nor corporate and promotional gigs). But there was no extended vacation for Cook when he finally sent his tour bus to the garage in December. Instead, he headed back to the studio to start the writing process for his sophomore disc, which he hopes to release in mid-2010.
While visiting New York City for a recording session in late January, Mr. Cook took on one more task, stopping by the Idolatry studios and spilling a little scoop on his work-in-progress: We got some details on his dream collaborators (Max Martin), heard about some “lofty ideas” (like going the Imogen Heap route), and were treated to four separate titles of songs he hopes will make the final album cut (!!!). Press play below for the full Cook experience (did I mention he’s sporting a fetching jewel-toned shirt?), and to get all my Idol-related scoop, follow me on Twitter @EWMichaelSlezak.
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While visiting New York City for a recording session in late January, Mr. Cook took on one more task, stopping by the Idolatry studios and spilling a little scoop on his work-in-progress: We got some details on his dream collaborators (Max Martin), heard about some “lofty ideas” (like going the Imogen Heap route), and were treated to four separate titles of songs he hopes will make the final album cut (!!!).
