I Can Fly Away
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I Can Fly Away
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When the sunshine
Knocks on my door
I'll be wating, to make my way
Every morning
I see the clear bluesky
I can hear this song
On the radio
I've be wating
Jesus by my side
Day by day, a voice inside me says
Can you hear me?
Walk by my side
And their problems
You can say goodbye
I can fly away
On the mountainn high
Where the rainbow
Can follow your flow
I'll be wating for my Lord
In my home
And every sunset
The birds fly away
And I can see the moom
Shining on the hills
I talk to the river
The wind and the stars
Are my brothers
In the lonely nights
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Who performs "I Can Fly Away"?
Seven Days Wind performs "I Can Fly Away", and this lyric page sits inside the Seven Days Wind catalog on LyroVerse.
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