She was driving the car
One thumb on the wheel
Cigarette burning
Life to her was no big deal
Her thin white tank top
Was almost see through
I've always been attracted
To her butterfly tattoo

I wanted to know her
I knew that she could
Show me the way, yeah

She could take me higher
Than I've ever gone
She could take me higher
Than I've ever flown

The top was down
The sun was on our necks
I'm usually driving
But today there are no regrets
We were going some place
And she could lead me there
I can see her depth once you
Peel away the layers

I wanted to know her
I knew that she could
Show me the way, yeah

She could take me higher
Than I've ever gone
She could take me higher
Than I've ever flown

I never thought I could
Feel this way
Ain't gonna look back
On yesterday, no
I see the world open up for me
It's in her eyes
As she looks at me, yeah
And now I know what I am here for
Yeah, I know

She could take me higher
Than I've ever gone
She could take me higher
Than I've ever flown


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Higher Lyrics as written by Lewi White Celetia Martin

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    i've always loved these lyrics. Its about a guy in love with a totally carefree chick.

    mjastarleton July 13, 2002   Link

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