A Song For Milly Michaelson
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A Song For Milly Michaelson
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Well, you know, I hardly speak
And when I do, it's just for you
I haven't said a word in weeks
Because they've been keeping me from you
But there's a way where there's a will
You know I got no need for stairs
So step out on the windowsill
And fall with me into the air
Here we go, hold on tight and don't let go
I won't ever let you fall
I love the night
And flying o'er these city lights
But I love you most of all
And there's something you should know, girl
You should have died that day
When you fell reaching for the rose
But, baby, I was there to save you
Here we go, hold on tight and don't let go
I won't ever let you fall
I love the night and flying o'er these city lights
But I love you most of all
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