| See dots in the sky
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| Is it a bird or a plane or a drop in my oxygen supply?
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| When you’re no longer grounded, you’ve got to wonder why
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| Meditate while you can and take the option to fly
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| My fear of flying’s not so much a fear of dying
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| As a fear of diving through the sky
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| Inside a tube and hearing crying
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| Knowing I’m going down, nowhere to throw in the towel
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| So alone though I’m surrounded, no one else is going to Hell
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| So I’m bound to sit alert like extroverts at show and tell
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| Motor-mouthing 'til we’re grounded, homeward bound
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| Safe and sound but the more I have to travel
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| The less I have to fight that battle
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| Despite the fact the chance is higher that I’ll crash
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| Oh well, I’ve lived well, I’ve seen a few sights
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| And if I’d checked my email a bit more frequently
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| I would have been on Newsnight but why lose my snooze time
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| Viewing behind the few times I didn’t do right
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| Or choose solutions you might?
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| See dots in the sky
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| Is it a bird or a plane or a drop in my oxygen supply?
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| When you’re no longer grounded, you’ve got to wonder why
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| Meditate while you can and take the option to fly
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| You’re so fly (Is it a bird or a plane or a drop in my oxygen supply?)
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| So fly (Meditate while you can and take the option to fly)
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| This airline claims to do it’s best but I’m not too impressed
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| The dude next to me is retching with a fluey chest
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| I’m truly blessed but I still take steps to improve these specs
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| Decked in my PJs for comfort, forget being fully dressed
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| Who would guess I’d do a test flirting with the stewardess?
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| It seemed to work and she’s diverting my attention to her breasts
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| Does this mean I could lead it further
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| Or is she just working me into a sweat?
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| Preceding feelings I’d regret? |
| Yep, with deeper expertise
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| This would be easy, I suspect, I’m not a frequent flyer
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| Hardly ever been inside a jet, now I’m a travel romantic
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| International transatlantic and they’re practically the same thing
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| But that’s just semantics
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| See dots in the sky
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| Is it a bird or a plane or a drop in my oxygen supply?
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| When you’re no longer grounded, you’ve got to wonder why
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| Meditate while you can and take the option to fly
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| Tiny, little twinkles flare into toy cars
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| I hope the landing’s smoother than the second Die Hard
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| Dan don’t want his life charred, man’s no Django Reinhardt
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| I apologise, that was a light-hearted jibe on my part
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| Oi, it’s unlikely a tiny slice of the pie chart
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| But it still seems as if survival is a fine art
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| Arriving brings an ecstasy release and I’m a skylark
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| Who learnt the procedure in the safety leaflet by heart
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| But when you float in open seas, there’ll be no lifeguard
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| So today, it’s open season for these great white sharks
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| I warned you well, try to chill, avoid the jaws of Hell
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| Sit back and enjoy three films and I’m in California, wow
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| See dots in the sky
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| Is it a bird or a plane or a drop in my oxygen supply?
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| When you’re no longer grounded, you’ve got to wonder why
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| Meditate while you can and take the option to fly
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| You’re so fly (So fly, fly, fly)
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| So fly (Fly, fly, fly, fly, fly)
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| You’re so fly (So fly, fly, fly)
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| So fly (Fly, fly, fly, fly) |