Rocking Chairs
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Rocking Chairs
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You and me, we could be
Something extraordinary
You and I, we could fly
Somewhere in the sky worth finding
I'll build a tower a mile high
A mile high and in the sky
So you could see the world
By my side, by my side
We could fly away
Wouldn't it be wonderful?
You're wonderful
Hand in hand, step by step
We could walk down to the corner
Store by store, hour by hour
I'll find you what you're looking for
I know you know me
You could be my pretty lady
We'll grow old, rocking chairs on our front porch
We could fly away
Wouldn't it be wonderful?
You're wonderful
Oh, we could fly away
Wouldn't it be wonderful?
Wouldn't it be wonderful?
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Branches performs "Rocking Chairs", and this lyric page sits inside the Branches catalog on LyroVerse.
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