Plane Song
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Plane Song
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Flying always makes me think,
I'll never come down again,
And everything I take,
Makes me know we'll never land
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Oh Lord, hurry up and carry me down,
Oh Lord, I'm happy on the ground
People always stop and stare,
They don't know what I'll do,
'Cause when I'm in the air,
My heart is in my shoes
CHORUS
Send you up into the sky,
What is this, who wants to fly,
I know I don't wanna die up here,
Send you up into the air,
No one seems to care,
I can't wait until I'm down below
Sailing up above the clouds,
It don't seem right to me,
And when I'm on the ground,
It's where I wanna stay
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Barbara Dickson performs "Plane Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Barbara Dickson catalog on LyroVerse.
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