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Let Me Out

from Bedrock by As One Man

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lyrics

I'm the sailor without the sea
A pilot with his feet on the ground
And from my place i look around
Always down to earth

I'm the bird without his wings
The artist who plays anywhere
For me anywhere it's here
Always down to earth

Oh please let me see the world
I don't want to believe that we sink
For no reason that i won't beleive in

I take shelter from my everyday life
The nearby cities are all that i know
I feel so safe behind my window
Still down to earth

It's not that i don't want to
One step forward but where do i go?
A kick in the ass it's all that i need
Still down to earth

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from Bedrock, released July 3, 2014
Written & Performed by As One Man

Mixed & Mastered by Jimmy Whittom at Jim's studio

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