How To Fly (feat. Dan Torres)
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How To Fly (feat. Dan Torres)
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I was lost for a while, it felt like a lifetime
Didn’t know what to do, so scared and confused
But then I opened up my eyes
Now I can see the other side
I want a million different things
I’m gonna rise and spread my wings
Take a shot, in the dark, unafraid
I’ll be shooting through that sky
Cos I know, yes I know
I know how to fly
I was caught in a storm, with nowhere to hide
Tired of running away I felt my hope fade
But then I opened up my eyes
Now I can see the other side
I want a million different things
I’m gonna rise and spread my wings
Take a shot, in the dark, unafraid
I’ll be shooting through that sky
Cos I know, yes I know
I know how to fly
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