
Date of issue: 13.11.1995
Record label: A Mercury Records release;
Song language: English
I Flew Over Our House Last Night |
That old Kentucky moon was shinin' bright as day |
The stars were twinklin' in the milky way |
The pilot said if you look close there’s frankfort on the right |
I flew over our house last night |
Thirty thousand feet below me you were fast asleep |
Thirty thousand feet above I almost stopped to weep |
So close and yet so far away, so wrong and yet so right |
I flew over our house last night |
For just one second I thought I was back in town |
The man your friends all say has only brought you down |
The airline hostess asked me, «sir, are you sure that you’re alright?» |
I flew over our house last night |
Thirty thousand feet below me you were fast asleep |
And thirty thousand feet above I almost stopped to weep |
I wonder did you toss and turn as I roared out of sight |
I flew over our house last night |
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