Fly A Kite
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Fly A Kite
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this wave is knocking by
this wind is knocking by
this wave is knocking by
this kiss is knocking by
and i will fly a kite
over your tears
and bring the lover song
back to your ears
so before you go
you'll hear the lovers song
and you will know
yeah you will know
someone said said our souls
were headed for the west coast
i said good now maybe they'll get high
cause i hear thats where the sun sets
on the poets and agnostics
and i hear them sing
of no suffering
i see them smile at the end of time
and i will fly a kite over your tears
yeah
and bring the lover song
back to your ears
so before you go
you'll hear the lovers song
yeah and you will know
yeah yeah you will know
mmm
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