"Rocketship Built for Two" genre: Acoustic
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	A song about wanting to forget. Featuring a beautiful violin score by Thanks To Gravity front-man Andy Happel, complimented by the heart of the song, the flute, played by Dennis Beuther.
	CD: Irony, Luck, and Clean Living Credits: Words and Music: Eryk Fairchild
	Lyrics i fly away on a rocketship built for two but i am alone left with a hologram of you i set the controls for jupiter and go into cryogenic sleep hoping that when I wake that i CAN'T remember you a few lightyears away i awake; come to tired, unaware where am i my ship drifts toward a darkened sky so far away from home the onboard computer my only company telling me i left something behind but i am happy in this galactic solitude unaware of my past and it's too bad that when it finds me like everything, it's not going to last landing on an unfamiliar planet i am greeted by a race with open arms open hearts and a smile on their face but i notice that they came in twos and i felt that i didn't belong so i packed up my arms and prepared for lift off saying goodbye felt oddly familiar and i had this feeling i would have to do it again

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