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Artist: Lou Rhodes
Canonical path: /lou-rhodes/icarus
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Icarus
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Icarus
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Caution is not my middle name
When it comes to love
Like Icarus I fly too high
And burn my wings on the sun
But all I can do is dive back in
So here I am standing on that edge again
And I wanna ask you darling
Could we fly
'Cause looking in your eyes right now
Nothing could be too high
And there's a kind of wisdom in being alone
We're born and we die that way
When all's said and done
But all my soul's yearning comes back to two
Could all my heart's searching
Have brought me to you
So what you say in baby
Could we fly
'Cause looking in your eyes right now
Nothing could be too high
And something tells me this time
We could fly
'Cause looking in your eyes right now
Nothing could be too high
Yes something tells me this time
We could fly
'Cause lying in your arms right now
Nothing could be too high.
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