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Fly, how high did she fly? Fly, they’re asking how high? At the window trying to find her way, say she’s looking for her mother’s gate, part the clouds and open up the sky, she says, strap my wings on and, fly, how high did she fly? Fly, they’re asking how high? Say she floats around her room at night, don’t wake me up ‘cause I might miss her flight, kiss me at the gate and say goodbye, she says, I’m going up there tonight, fly, how high did she fly? Fly, they’re asking how high? Fly, how high did she fly? Fly, bring her down from the sky, I’ve been working round the clock, trying my best to make her stop, running in the wind she’ll fly, grab her feet before she gets too high, fly, how high did she fly? Fly, they’re asking how high? Fly, how high did she fly? Fly, bring her down from the sky? Let her go, fly

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from Golden Future Time, released January 28, 2014
written by david ward/andrew peebles/max zipursky, produced by andrew peebles & david ward, mixed by anthony dolhai, mastered by dave kutch, vox/guitar david ward, keys max zipursky, synths andrew peebles, bass joseph lubinsky-mast, drums andrew peebles

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"Imagine Jeff Buckley’s untethered falsetto with Stevie Wonder’s warm, grainy tenor...David Ward has mastered both, plus all points between. Ward is clearly a versatile and ambitious talent." Uncut

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