Ready To Fly
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Ready To Fly
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Time bring the final surprise,
Now at last we're ready to rise,
'Lords of the Air' mortals cry,
Now we spread our wings we're ready to fly,
Higher and higher and high...
Here the city lives for the night,
Neon turns the dark into light,
Starts fill the sky...a thousand eyes,
A shadow goes by...the Lammergier flies.
Dawn, and tomorrow's becoming today,
Now the city seems so far away,
We brought you here...gave you life,
Now you spread your wings you're ready to
fly,
Higher and higher and high...
Time bring the final surprise,
Now at last we're ready to rise,
'Lords of the Air' mortals cry,
Now we spread our wings we're ready to fly,
Higher and higher and high,
Higher and higher and high...
Though now we leave you,
We shall return,
Again to fly,
Higher and higher and high....
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