Ride The Air
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Ride The Air
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I wish I could travel like pollen
And float my way to you on the breeze
And right when the dawn is upon us
I'd float my way back home with ease
300 miles ain't so far
When there's no need for a car
I'll just ride the air
I wish I could travel by ocean
Like somehow I'd stumble upon Noah's Ark
You say I'm on your mind in the morning
But you'll stay on mine till it’s dark
20 more days must go by
Till the first time that you spend the night
I'll just hold my breath
It's times like these
When the seasons change for the colder
They say that's when you find the most warmth
In each other
Still I wonder, for it’s far too early to tell
Where will this go?
Oh, where could this go?
I like that I don't know
I wish I could travel by weather
You know I'd pray that this storm front heads South
I'd fall through the drops on your rooftop
And you'd hear me and have to come out
And there I would stand in the rain
With no car, no boat and no plane
I just rode the air
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Brent Walsh performs "Ride The Air", and this lyric page sits inside the Brent Walsh catalog on LyroVerse.
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