Falling feels like flying
Until you hit the ground
And everything is beautiful
'Till you take a look around
So let it go

Turn the bow into the wave boys
I feel a storm coming in
And every bridge we build we burn
And never learn to swim
No we never learn to swim
So let it go

Lead me to the edge and watch
See how far we both can drop
Let it all just slip away
Let it fade

We'll walk to hawaii
A final sunset on the waves
The perfect girl the perfect place
To watch the world go down in flames
Wouldn't that be a shame
So let it go

Lead me to the edge don't stop
Beauty always had a cost
And as the air slips from our lungs
We'll sing songs of love
Oh love, oh love


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Walking 2 Hawaii Lyrics as written by Tom Mcrae

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    Tom McRae sai this about Walking 2 Hawaii " Song written in major key shock! It's a pop song about sitting on a beautiful beach with your beautiful girlfriend thinking how beautiful everything is... and what a perfect place this would be to sit and watch World War III start...y'know... the usual cheery stuff."

    Philosophyon February 15, 2005   Link
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    Just seen Tom live in Belfast on Monday night and he was awesome. This song sounds so beautiful in its acousticness, yet ironically not so beautiful in the thinking of how you could sit and watch the world go down in flames. Great song.

    Burkeyon September 28, 2005   Link
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    Tom really is one of the best songwriters and voices of all time. I love the opening of this song; "Falling feels like flying until you hit the ground." Beautiful.

    twistdlogicon January 30, 2006   Link
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    Thanks for the quote Philosophy it made me laugh! Pretty much what I thought it would be about except for World War 3!

    The lyrics are very vivid. A really beautiful song.

    Onlineon March 30, 2006   Link
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    Such a beautiful song. And I totally agree with you twistdlogic..

    jmchemicalbfon March 23, 2008   Link
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    My Opinion

    this has to be one of the most amazing songs i know.

    Re-Offenderon February 05, 2009   Link
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    i think it's about suicide, maybe jumping to your death - Falling feels like flying until you hit the ground. Lead to me the edge and watch see how far we both can drop, self explanitory.Let it all just slip away Let it fade,last moments of life slipping from you,We'll walk to Hawaii, a final sunset on the waves The perfect girl, the perfect place to watch the world go down in flames, to be this reminds me of the lovers in heaven watching as the world is coming to an end. just what i think anyway :/

    bax0909on November 03, 2009   Link

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