Help?

So...one of the a cappella groups at Middlebury sings this song that I really like, so I'm on a quest to find the original version...but I can't find anything about it anywhere.  Even Google has failed me.  I figured the Fruheads were as likely to know as anyone else.  (It's theoretically possible that said Midd group wrote it...but I doubt it, somehow.)  Anyway, it's called "Oxygen," and the chorus is as follows:
I've gotta move on
to where there's no oxygen.
To where there's cosmic gas, cosmic dust.
When I get there,
I hope to find all of the answers,
just as long as my spaceship doesn't rust.

Brief audio clip of the a cappella version can be found here (it's the first track).

So, if you recognize it and can tell me the artist or anything, I'll be most grateful. :)

Google failed you? It's very possible that it's an original song. I know the a capella groups at my school (especially the co-ed one, After Hours, and the one male one, the Yellowjackets) tend to do original songs that are actually good. Surprisingly enough.

Speaking of a capella, does anyone know any good all female a capella? The group at UR doesn't do female a capella justice.

--Rachel
--Bored bored bored...

Try the Syracuse Mandarins. RIT''s Brick City Singers had them in last year for their "Night of A Cappella", and they were pretty good.

I didn't know you went to the U of R!