Biography:
Hank Green (May 5, 1980) is one of the two founders of the video blog project Brotherhood 2.0 that inspired the community of cool nerds known as Nerdfighters. Hank wrote many of his songs for his Brotherhood 2.0 videos. He and Alan Lastufka co-own DFTBA Records, a label that signs successful YouTube-based musicians. Both Hank and John Green continue to make videos and their joint YouTube account can be found at http://youtube.com/vlogbrothers. Hank's music can be found at http://DFTBA.com
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Other songs:
- A Song About An Anglerfish
- Accio Deathly Hallows
- Looking For Alaska
- Strange Charm
- Adult Female
- Annie
- Baby I Sold Your Dog On Ebay
- Book Eight
- Crime Dramas Suck
- Dead Boys Girlfriend
- Dftba Acoustic
- Edward Spoonhands
- Farmville A Song
- Fermi Paradox
- Goodbye Brotherhood 20
- Goodbye Thirty
- Goodbye Twenty
- Helen Hunt
- I Guess It All Makes Sense At The End
- I Know
- Im Gonna Kill You
- Its Too Hot
- Luck Of My Life
- Marilyn Hanson
- Miniature Soccer Team
- Mules Are So Half Ass
- My Favoutire Pony
- Nerdfighteria Island
- Nerdfighterlike
- Oh Jk Rowling
- On The Rise
- People Who Love Giraffes
- People Who Love Girraffes
- Phineas Gage
- Please Buy My Album
- Protons And Neutrons
- Put Stuff On Your Head
- Queen Ranavalona The First
- Shake
- T
- The Fathers Of The Founding Fathers
- The List
- The Stupidest News Stories Of 2009 A Song
- The Universe Is Weird
- This Aint It
- This Isnt Hogwarts
- This Machine Pwns N00Bs
- Undigested Lump
- Undigested Lump Explicit
- Video Game Books
- We Are All Bat People
- Were All Gonna Die
- What Would Captain Picard Do
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with four hundred billion stars in it
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and I just can't believe
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that we could be unique
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with four hundred billion stars in it
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and I just can't believe
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that we could be unique
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when there's so much space in this galaxy
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to be open but instead we're stuck in Fermi's Paradox
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And the conversation had them all fully engrossed about this universe that
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almost has no end.
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And as they were all about to return to their study
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Enrico suddenly shouted, "Where is everybody?!"
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And he sat down and did a few simple calculations
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that indicated we should have been visited thousands of times
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at least based on his estimations
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And that's the Fermi Paradox
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If they're out there why don't we hear 'em talk
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the galaxy just keeps on spinnin'
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with four hundred billion stars in it
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and I just can't believe
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that we could be unique
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when there's so much space in this galaxy
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Oh I want Pandora's Box
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to be open but instead we're stuck in Fermi's Paradox
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There are dozens of ways this paradox might be resolved
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And you probably can think of some yourself
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Maybe advanced technology rarely evolves
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Or maybe God sent them all to Hell
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Or maybe that technology leads to its own destruction
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Or maybe species lose interest in reproduction
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Or maybe they're just afraid of what we'll do when we find out
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so they're hiding until we grow a bit
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And don't have the same tendency to frequently freak out!
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the galaxy just keeps on spinnin'
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with four hundred billion stars in it
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and I just can't believe
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that we could be unique
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when there's so much space in this galaxy
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Oh I want Pandora's Box
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to be open but instead we're stuck in Fermi's Paradox
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Oh the question of whether there is more life out there
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But it appears that the aliens do not use Foursquare
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and no I'm not trying to be cute
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Because the way that we listen is defined by our ears
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and the time that we've been listening, just a couple dozen years
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We'll be lucky if we see them if we notice them at all
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Our cosmic phone could be ringing off the hook right now
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And we're just not answering the call.
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Oh that's the Fermi Paradox
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If they're out there why don't they talk
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the galaxy just keeps on spinnin'
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with four hundred billion stars in it
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and I just can't believe
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that we could be unique
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when there's so much space in this galaxy
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to be open but instead we're stuck in Fermi's Paradox
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