Fly To You
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Fly To You
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Oh, my heart
It's a place I've never been
And I'd like to think
I've done some traveling
And my eyes
They are hardly open
And you show
Me where I'm going
And I'll fly to you
And I'll fly to you
And I'll fly to you
I'll fly to you
You helped me up
And helped me grow
Showed me how to
Let things go
I'm on my own now
Trying to find my way
You're growing older
Day by day
And my world it keeps us a world away
Still I need you
More than you could know
And I'll fly to you
And I'll fly to you
And I'll fly to you
I'll fly to you
I feel that I've faded
Away for too long
Oh, it's a part of
Me being gone
To the times that we've had now
I'm holding on
And I'm gonna see you
See you until you're gone
And I'll fly to you
And I'll fly to you
And I'll fly to you
I'll fly to you
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