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She’s A Flying Thing

This version of She’S A Flying Thing was released by Jackson Browne in 1967.

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She’s a flying thing that sings
With her eyes like smoky rings
The sun can feel her presence in the sky
And I think I’m gonna stay
‘Cause there’s nothing in our way
And she says that she can teach me how to fly

If I could love her more
Than I have ever loved before
Then tomorrow I’ll be standing at her door

And when I hear her voice
I have no other choice
Than to bend back my head and search the sky
Her hair is spun so fine
Roses fell like laughing wine
And she says that she can teach me how to fly

If I could give her all the things
She’s never had before
Then tomorrow I’ll be standing at her door

To see her walking by
Is to see a windy sky
And the clouds reflecting in her eyes
The softness of her skin
Makes me wonder where I’ve been
And she says that she can teach me how to fly

If she could love me more
Than she has ever loved before
Then tomorrow I’ll be standing at her door

She’s a flying thing that sings
With her eyes like smoky rings
She says that she can teach me how to fly
And she says that she can teach me how to fly
And she says that she can teach me how to fly

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Jackson Browne has released many songs over the years besides She’S A Flying Thing. Jackson Browne released songs from 1967 to 2002 spanning across albums like The Nina Music Demo (Songs By Jackson Browne), Jackson Browne, For Everyman, Late For The Sky, The Pretender, Running On Empty, Hold Out, Lawyers In Love, Lives In The Balance, World In Motion, I'm Alive, Looking East, and The Naked Ride Home. Decade Lyrics has over lyrics & songs by Jackson Browne.

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