The Lucksmiths
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Up

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Lucksmiths Canonical path: /the-lucksmiths/up Related lyric paths: 6
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Up

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I've made some plans

But it's all up in the air

I made some sandwiches

And I got myself a garden chair

And forty-five balloons

One sunny afternoon

I suppose it's not surprising

I'm three thousand feet high and rising

Miles above your backyard

San Pedro's just a postcard

Don't call me a nincompoop

Just call me the coast guard

I know this seems ridiculous

I'm an idiotic Icarus

But a man just can't sit around all day

Up, up and away....

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