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Abc ~ Skyscraping


It's four o'clock And the bells are ringing The sun is in the sky I hear the song That the breeze is bringing I smile and close my eyes Slowly drifting Deeper and deeper inside I hear your voice Whispering softly We're leaving the world outside * just hold my hand And we'll go skyscraping So high you and i If your mama asks you Say we're just escaping We're gonna be sky high Time flies But i don't know where it's going You vanish in the haze Sometimes i wish that life Could be everlasting These are our polaroid days Slowly melting The sun slips from the sky I see your face But it's fading quickly We're leaving the world behind (* repeat 3 times) We're gonna be sky high You and me, so high It's gonna be all right more free lyrics

It's four o'clock

And the bells are ringing

The sun is in the sky

I hear the song

That the breeze is bringing

I smile and close my eyes

Slowly drifting

Deeper and deeper inside

I hear your voice

Whispering softly

We're leaving the world outside

* just hold my hand

And we'll go skyscraping

So high you and i

If your mama asks you

Say we're just escaping

We're gonna be sky high

Time flies

But i don't know where it's going

You vanish in the haze

Sometimes i wish that life

Could be everlasting

These are our polaroid days

Slowly melting

The sun slips from the sky

I see your face

But it's fading quickly

We're leaving the world behind

(* repeat 3 times)

We're gonna be sky high

You and me, so high

It's gonna be all right

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