Flight 89 (North American)
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Flight 89 (North American)
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It's been a long time since i've been flight 89 north american
And it feels like the oceans caving in
Can't wait to get back on the ground again
You gave up and they sucked you in
And i scream out my problems are behind me
And i just can't find the words to say i'm leaving
What a fine time it has been
Waiting by the coastline for my ship to come in
You only get what you put in
Can't wait to get back on the ground again
And it feels like the burdens are too heavy
And i just can't find the words to say i'm leaving
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