Into The Sky
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Into The Sky
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Hey Jesus, are you still on the cross
or are you feeling better?
Hey Jesus, will you come play with me?
I'm ready and willing.
Won't you come down, down, down, down to the ground?
To the next to me place
with a smile on my face
and a song in my ear
Around
and around
and around
and around
and around we go
Hey Jesus, when I wave at you
do you wave back too?
Hey Jesus, when I'm feeling sad
do you feel sad too?
Hey Jesus, if we throw these books
do you think they will fly?
Hey Jesus, can I touch the moon?
Throw me into the sky
Into the sea
Into the sea
Around and around
Around and around
Around we go...
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Jason Upton performs "Into The Sky", and this lyric page sits inside the Jason Upton catalog on LyroVerse.
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