Night Flights
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Night Flights
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(M--Mitchell; L--DuBois)
night flights on a music ship / leading on a never ending trip
we race the sun again and we chase the world
night flights on a midnight jet stream / riding the wind from dream to dream
we race the world around and we chase the sun
sky divers touching down / to spread sweet thunder all around
just one night to shake you loose / then on to take another town
we see you in a fever / standing by the exit door
we'd like to ignite you / but a big bright bird waits to take us for more
night flights on a midnight jet stream / riding the wind from dream to dream
we race the world around and we chase the sun
riding a midnight runaway / watching the blue lights fall away
we race the world around and we chase the sun
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