Fly to You
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Fly to You
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If I could soar up through the air
To outer worlds or anywhere
I have no doubt just what I'd do
I'd spread my wings and fly to you
If I could climb up to the sky
To get to you, oh Lord, I'd try
If I could fly like angels do
I'd spread my wings and fly to you
I'd spread my wings and fly to you
When my dying day has done
And when I've sung my final song
And when my time on earth is through
I'll spread my wings and fly to you
If I could climb up to the sky
To get to you, oh Lord, I'd try
If I could fly like angels do
I'd spread my wings and fly to you
I'd spread my wings and fly to you
If I could climb up to the sky
To get to you, oh Lord, Lord I'd try
If I could fly like angels do
I'd spread my wings and fly, fly, fly
I'd spread my wings and fly
I'd spread my wings and fly to you
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