| Candy date air lines
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| Welcomes you aboard the flight
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| F U N to Nirvana
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| The gangway gives me shelter
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| The merchant and the rain
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| I shuffle for my ticket
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| To show it once again
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| Overhead the lockers are full up to the brim
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| Of shiny souvenirs, duty-free and film
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| The Cabault 37, reserved a window seat
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| I hit her as I passed her, tidied up and neat
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| Too tired to confront her, I sit next to the aisle
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| I recognize my neighbor
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| I’ve seen her on the screen
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| I read the open movies
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| And frivolous magazines
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| Find myself, find myself
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| Against everything I stand for
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| Now I’m sitting by your side
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| The safety regulations
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| Are vigorously explained
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| The exits have been pointed
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| The buckle-belts are strained
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| Upwards lifts the Eagle
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| Silver towards the sun
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| The in-flight entertainment
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| Is suddenly switched on
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| I glance at the reporter
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| Who reasoning’s alone
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| I settle for my journey
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| Perched upon my throne
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| To my left the actress
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| Whose work just makes me groan
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| The pilot gave a signal
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| The stewardesses talk
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| Of other stewardesses
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| Of distant foreign ports
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| They glanced at one another
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| And continued on their walk
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| The meal was served in plastic
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| Containers wrapped in foil
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| A special pack contains salt
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| Vinegar and oil
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| To add to my discomfort
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| Lightning hits the deck
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| Down the aisle they venture
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| Pouring cups of tea
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| Two gentlemen of business
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| And ladies of the scene
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| They crave for the interior
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| As lightning strikes again
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| The aeroplane subsides down
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| Then rattles like a snake
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| The baby behind screams out
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| The perfume Charlie escapes
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| Into a piñata, the feller of its place
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| Enter the confusion, a solitary man
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| Holds a roll of some tax
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| Disguised as a ticking beer can
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| Fear strikes the golly
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| Panic buttons ring
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| The hijacker plane’s a madness
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| The steward brings him a tray
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| He writes into a notebook
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| Demands that he must gain
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| If anyone should care to
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| See their families again
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| On the tray he places
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| The notebook and the ticking can
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| The steward brings the message
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| Outside the tempers brawl
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| He rocks from chair to chair
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| Till he reaches the cabin door
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| He knocks on it discreetly
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| Inside they welcome him
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| The captain hands his radio
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| He contacts his HQ
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| Listing the demands out
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| While contacting his crew
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| Under no illusion
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| He furrows his brow too
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| Find myself, find myself
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| Against everything you stood for
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| Now I’m sitting by your side
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| Why is this man special
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| He sits in his plain clothes
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| He poses a civilian
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| Ready for the fall
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| Rises to the occasion
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| As the drama still unfolds
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| He aims at the hijacker
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| Stuns him with his gun
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| Find myself, find myself
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| Find myself, find myself
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| Against everything you stood for
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| Now I’m sitting by your side
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| At this point I declare my
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| Field of expertise
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| I whisper to the hostess
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| To get me all the things I need
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| For I’m a bomb disposal expert
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| In your hour of need
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| The pinchers and the tweezers
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| Require steady hands
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| I wrestle with the wires
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| The bomb keeps ticking on
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| The actress holds a tin can
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| So right on her arm
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| Find myself, find myself
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| Against everything you stood for
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| Now I’m sitting by your side
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| Finally I unlock it, the wire colored red
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| The one that I must cut to
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| To put this piece to bed
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| And now this strange dilemma
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| Enters my weary head
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| The golden opportunity
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| To dispose of a TV personality
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| Has given me this moment
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| An unexpected poison chalice
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| I ponder for a moment
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| Exactly where I’ll miss
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| Do I explode with the actress
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| Or reach out with a kiss?
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| Find myself, find myself
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| Now we’re in this shit together
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| Let’s let each other live
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| The land to our heroes welcome
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| Let the press conference begin
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| So to recap
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| Point 1, some man with issues
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| Tried to blow up the plane I am traveling on
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| Point 2, a love interest in the actress
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| Who is sat next to me
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| Point 3, I am a bomb disposal expert
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| At my location and I saved
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| Everybody’s life on the plane
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| Now in a nutshell
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| This is how the scenario plans out
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| The pilot safely, heroically
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| Some would say lands the plane
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| It’s surrounded by fire engines
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| Police, media, cameras, ambulances, etcetera
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| And we are missioned to a big-shift press conference
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| While the event’s cost a bank
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| And must have bust some companies
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| Myself, the pilot and the actress
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| Are rushed into a hastily arranged press-conference
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| After this near death experience
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| I say to the media that myself
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| And the actress are enclosed,
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| And the initial night of passion
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| Results in a love-child so fly
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| We sold the best photos of the child
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| For an abusive 1 million dollar
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| Fee to Howdy magazine
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| And we live unhappily ever after
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| Well, that’s it from me, thank you for listening
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| And please fly home safely
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| And by the way should you ever
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| Bump into me in the street, my name is
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| Skylon, Skylon, Skylon, way up high
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| Cutting at the wires as the people start to cry
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| Skylon, Skylon, way up high
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| Cutting at the wires as the people start to cry
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| Hour, hour, week by week
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| Look into the mirror before getting on with me
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| Skylon, Skylon, way up high
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| Cutting at the wires as the people start to cry
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| Skylon, Skylon, way up high
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| Cutting at the wires as the people start to cry
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| Skylon, Skylon, way up high
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| Skylon, Skylon, way up high |