Laying Low
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Laying Low
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Airplane on a midnight flight
Miles and miles above
Those silver wings
Cold and still
Just keep going up
I'm still laying low
Tell me when it dies down
Tell me when to come around
Tell me where to go
'Cause I'm -
I'm still laying low
Bluest bird
Talk to me
Don't your wings get tired?
And when they do
How do you learn to
Just keep flying higher?
'Cause I'm still laying low
Tell me when it dies down
Tell me when to come around
Tell me where to go
'Cause I -
I'm still laying low
You made it look easy
How sound and safely
Nobody would know
I'm still laying low
Tell me when it dies down
Tell me when to come around
Tell me where to go -
Tell me when it dies down
Tell me when to come around
Tell me where to go
'Cause I'm -
I'm still laying low
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Ashley Monroe performs "Laying Low", and this lyric page sits inside the Ashley Monroe catalog on LyroVerse.
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