Don't get too close to me
I'm not likely to be someone you want
To be around when they're in love

Don't get too comfortable
You're not even the slightest bit of one
I need to open out my heart

Lost track of time and I saw it in my mind
I love you from up above
True by the blind and light of my finders
I love you from up above
Lost track of time and I saw in my mind that no one
Lost track of time and I love you from up above

Don't get too close to me
It's got highly unlikely that I want
To be around for very long

I've got too comfortable and stopped
Trying to find out what I want
I need to open out my heart

Lost track of time and saw it in my mind
I love you from up above
True by the blind and light of my finders
I love you from up above
Lost track of time and saw in my mind that no one
Lost track of time and I love you from up above

From the morning till the court of day
All of my games, they were damned to play
When I'm waiting, when the moment's gone
(I love you from up above)

When I look back and the need is there
And I'm waiting to the word you say
When I'm waiting, but the moment's gone
When I'm waiting
(I love you from up above)

Lost track of time and I saw it in my mind
I love you from up above
True by the blind and light of my finders
I love you from up above
Lost track of time and I saw in my mind
I love you from up above
True by the blind and light of my finders
I love you from up above

Lost track of time and is all in my mind, I know
Lost track of time and I love you from up above
Lost track of time and is all in my mind, I know
Lost track of time and I love you from up above


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From Above Lyrics as written by Rachel Anne Morris

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