You And I Could Fly

Album: (Don't Mess with the) Time Man (1999)
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Songfacts®:

  • Lzzy Hale admitted to Kerrang! that she wishes Halestorm never recorded this track for their debut EP. She explained: "We didn't really know what we were doing in the studio back then. We were basically going in at a set rate per hour, and I ended up forgetting all the harmony parts."

    "I'm still proud of the older stuff we did when we were kids," Hale added, "because it proves that we were out there, but I didn't necessarily make the world a better place by recording this song."

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