| I locked myself in a hotel room
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| Then waited all night for the walls to move
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| I’ve loved some girls that I barely knew
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| I’ve made some friends, and I’ve lost some, too
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| Crashed my car, I was seventeen
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| My mother in the seat riding next to me
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| The things I’ve learned from a broken mirror
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| How a face can change when a heart knows fear
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| For all the things my eyes have seen
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| The best by far is you
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| If I could fly, then I would know
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| What life looks like from up above and down below
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| I’d keep you safe, I’d keep you dry
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| Don’t be afraid, Cecilia, I’m the satellite
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| And you’re the sky
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| I’ve café-crawled through Amsterdam
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| Been around the world with a punk rock band
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| And I’ve seen London, and I’ve played Japan
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| I’ve been knocked down; |
| I got up again
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| For all the places I have been
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| I’m no place without you
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| If I could fly, then I would know
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| What life looks like from up above and down below
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| I’d keep you safe, I’d keep you dry
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| Don’t be afraid, Cecilia, I’m the satellite
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| And you’re the sky
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| I’m the satellite
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| And you’re the sky
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| For all the things my hands have held
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| The best by far is you
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| If I could fly, then I would know
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| What life looks like from up above and down below
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| I’d keep you safe, I’d keep you dry
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| Don’t be afraid, Cecilia, I’m the satellite
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| And you’re the sky
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| And you’re the sky
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| I’m the satellite
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| And you’re the sky
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| And you’re the sky |