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Fly with Me
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Fly with Me
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Fly with me.
Why do you just survive to eat for the heartbeat?
Fly with me.
There is more to go, without wheels and feet.
Fly with me
Into wherever our minds can hear or see.
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Fly with me.
Why do you just kiss in the dark street?
Fly with me.
There is more to know though the lips are sweet.
Fly with me.
Say good-bye to the bees lost in flowers and trees.
Fly with me
Over the mountains, across the seas.
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Fly with me.
Why do you just survive to eat for the heartbeat?
Fly with me.
There is more to go, without wheels and feet.
Fly with me
Into wherever our minds can hear or see.
Fly with me
Beyond what our present being seems to be.
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Fly with me.
Fly with me.
Fly with me.
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- from God BLESS NOT ONLY AMERICA
by Gordon Tseng
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Sharon and Gordon Taipei, Taiwan
Gordon Tseng -
As a culture decoder and incoder, Gordon Tseng is a filmmaker, a versifier, a book author, and a song writer.
Sharon Tseng -
A song writer.
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