Cosmos (Demo Version)

T.A.T.U. · Other Songs - T.A.T.U.

Games we don't want to play

Same winner everyday

Kill for the second best

Feel no more, feel no less



We have our minutes cut

We lose our feelings but

That's what the movies show

This is where stories go



Stars we don't want to reach

Scars we don't want to stitch

Go where we haven't been

Fly away, time machine



Cloud we will chase him out

Crowds, we will face them down

This is our secret place

Outer space, outer space



Our home forever is outer space

Black stars and endless seas, outer space

New hope, new destinies, outer space

Forever we'll be in

Outer space, outer space



Ground we don't want to feel

Found what they didn't steal

Time, we were really lost

Bridges burnt, fingers crossed



We, shall we ever be free

With no guarantee

Life on another plane

Same before, same again



Go where you want to go

So no one ever knows

Only what we decide

Is it gone

Has it died



Dry every tear in my eye

You can tell me why

This is our secret place

Outer space, outer space



Our home forever is, outer space

Black stars and endless seas, outer space

New hope, new destinies, outer space

Forever we'll be in

Outer Space, outer space



Outer space is where we get together

And this place we're meant to be

Stars are dancing and the time is fading

Dead forever,

You and me,

You and me



Racing stars and common moons are planets

In the cosmos, we are free

There's no atmosphere

And no obsessions

It'll always be

It'll always be



Our home forever is, outer space

Black stars and endless seas, outer space

New hope, new destinies, outer space

Forever we'll be in

Outer Space, outer space



Our home forever is, outer space

Black stars and endless seas, outer space

New hope, new destinies, outer space

Forever we'll be in

Outer space, outer space

About Cosmos (Demo Version)

T.A.T.U.'s "Cosmos (Demo Version)" represents a raw, unpolished iteration of the duo's signature electronic pop sound, predating their global commercial breakthrough. Unlike their later, radio-friendly hits, this recording captures the band's early experimentation with dark, atmospheric production and rhythmic intensity characteristic of the late 1990s club scene. The track serves as a crucial document of their artistic evolution, showcasing the intricate vocal harmonies and synth textures that would define their discography while remaining distinct from their polished studio releases. As part of their broader catalog, the demo highlights the creative process behind their iconic work, offering listeners a glimpse into the band's formative years before they became international icons.