"42" genre: Alternative General
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	alternative/progressive rock with "pop" melody
	CD: Dude in New York City   Label: independent Credits: words by Eric Willison and John Douglas James Jr., music by John Douglas James Jr.
	Story Behind the Song "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" - great books, read 'em. Lyrics (verse 1) If the sky opened up and I fell from the clouds Would I ever hit the ground? If I closed my eyes and then I jumped really high Would I ever come back down? Matter's not as dark without a downwards pull Said theory's tail swallowed it's head You anti-display it, I can't believe what you're sayin' unless your leap is inside of your head It's not just a myth that it happens in a dream You can fall any time of the day A vertical course, accelerating g-force But what if you're really awake? (chorus 1) If I need to slide will you mind if we just let it go? If I need to hide will you not me show? If I need a ride will you take me down that road? If I need a guide will you show me the way I should go? (verse 2) It's easy I suppose if you really wanna try You either hit or miss the ground The moral I propose, it's important that he knows You may never come back down So I close my eyes and I surge to the sky Without a sound it's a gentle flight I reveal to my eyes theoretical demise I'm goin' down but it's alright (chorus 2) If I need to slide will you mind if we just let it go? If I need to hide will you not me show? If I need a ride will you take me down that road? If I need a guide will you show me the way I should go? (outro) Although my thoughts are clear, my aching head's still spinning 'round Hold on the fear will pass, alright I think I'm going down Who said that I could fly? I think the end is drawing near Tell them I say goodbye. I can see my house from here

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