1000 (ft. High And Rising)
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1000 (ft. High And Rising)
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I wanna get up and go and get on an aeroplane,
And see what the winds will bring,
If anything at all.
Where do make a new start,
Tell me where do you begin
Because i'm running out of oxygen
And i can stand no more.
I wanna send postcards from places that i've never been,
Feel the need to go traveling,
Keep going, on and on and on.
Chorus:
10,000 feet high and rising
I'm going to live so far away.
Why don't you broaden your horizon,
I thought i heard you say.
I wanna get up and go but i don't like aeroplane's.
I'll take a fistful of valium,
Just to ease my nerves.
You say you've seen things, but you've seen nothing.
I just want to feel something.
What i don't yet know.
Chorus...
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