I know you're making
Accidents and stars for everyone
You're amazing
Half of them won't know until you're gone

And in this ritual
You take command and lose control
And in this situation
Find an ocean, sell your soul

Fly around my pretty little miss
Why don't you
Fly around my pretty little miss
Why don't you
Fly around my pretty little miss
Why don't you
Fly around my pretty little miss

And when it's over
Set aside a moment to forget
It's now or never
Now's the chance to choose what you'll regret

To taking all your time
And leaving me with more than I want
Because I know this time
Absolutely, positively
May, maybe
May, maybe
May, maybe
May

Fly around my pretty little miss
Why don't you
Fly around my pretty little miss
Why don't you
Fly around my pretty little miss
Why don't you
Fly around my pretty little miss

And all the signs of your life
You're making all time alright
And all the lines of your life
You make it fine

And when it's later
Open up your window just in case
You're a radar
Built to scan the deeps of outer space

And if you recognize
Subtle patterns in the sky
Don't take it as a sign
Unless it eases your mind

Why don't you
Fly around my pretty little miss
Why don't you
Fly around my pretty little miss
Why don't you
Fly around my pretty little miss
Why don't you
Fly around my pretty little miss


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    oooh i looooveee this songgg! it makes me feel so jolly!

    shes stokedon March 08, 2003   Link

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