Skyward

Album: Rough & Tumble (2011)
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  • It's a revolution of a brand new day
    I couldn't feel better if it just got paid
    I sing a song, got my caffeine on
    And everything's alright

    And I feel like I'm floating
    Three feet up the sidewalk
    With these converse wings
    Feel is in full swing
    And I feel like celebrating

    Your love's got me heaven bound
    And the shooting stars can't hit the ground

    'Cause I'm moving skyward
    Getting higher
    And like an angel in the atmosphere
    I'm digging the music from way up here

    I'm getting skyward, feeling lighter
    I'm shaken off this ordinary world
    And I'm moving skyward
    Hey everybody, look at me

    And I'm not even trying
    No strings, no hands, no light
    It's gravity that I'm defying
    Your love makes a better day
    And it's almost like I can levitate

    'Cause I'm moving skyward
    Getting higher
    Like an angel in the atmosphere
    And I'm digging the skyline from way up here

    I'm getting skyward, feeling lighter
    I'm shaken off this ordinary world
    And I'm moving skyward

    And every day is a holiday
    A happy ending every night and day
    And I don't care if it's so cliche
    It's what you do to me, baby
    It's what you do to me, baby, yeah

    And I feel like I'm floating
    Three feet up the sidewalk
    In these converse wings
    Feel is in full swing
    And I feel like celebrating
    I feel like celebrating, yeah

    Skyward
    Getting higher
    And like an angel in the atmosphere
    And I'm digging the music from way up here

    I'm moving skyward, feeling lighter
    Skyward, yeah, yeah
    Skyward

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