Sail Away
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Sail Away
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Don't look me up, my darling,
Don't look me up I say,
It is time I sailed away.
The hurricane warning,
Is blowing through my brain,
And it's time I sailed away.
I know what it's like,
I know what it's like to stray,
And I know what it's like,
I know what it's like to pray,
(And I pray),
But I long to see the morning,
Dawn in another place,
And it's time I sailed away.
The mirror is holding a tear,
That roles on my face,
And that is a vision I cannot erase,
Or betray.
The mariners and paramours,
Are there upon the bay,
And it's time I sailed away.
I know what it's like,
I know what it's like to stay,
And I know what it's like,
I know what it's like to pray,
(And I pray),
That though I'll be free-wheelin',
I will return someday,
But it's time I sailed away.
It is time I sailed away.
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Turner Cody performs "Sail Away", and this lyric page sits inside the Turner Cody catalog on LyroVerse.
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