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The book, which was written in 1912, is a story of a love that is doomed by social convention. Its theme is echoed in this song: picking up the pieces of your life and moving on. There is a note of heartbreak, however, as the singer is asking the girl to spread her wings and fly away, hoping that love will bring her back. The line, "Take these ...
The book of love will open up. And let us in. Take these broken wings. You've got to learn to fly, learn to live, love so free. When we hear the voices sing. The book of love will open up and let us in yeah, yeah. Let us in. Let us in. Baby, it's all I know that you're half of the flesh.
Take these broken wings, and learn to fly again, learn to live so free And when we hear the voices sing, the book of love will open up and let us in Take these broken wings Baby, I think tonight, we can take what was wrong and make it right, mmm Baby, it's all I know, that you're half of the flesh And blood that makes me whole, I need you so, so
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And let us in. Take these broken wings. You've got to learn to fly, learn to live, love so free. When we hear the voices sing. The book of love will open up and let us in yeah, yeah. Let us in. Let us in. Baby, it's all I know that you're half of the flesh. And blood that makes me whole.
Oct 26, 2023 · The easy, fast & fun way to learn how to sing: 30DaySinger.com Fight the fight alone When the world is full of victims Dims a fading light In our souls Leave the peace alone How we all are slowly changing Dims a fading light In our souls In my opinion seeing is to know The things we hold Are always first to go And who's to say We won't end up alone On broken wings I'm falling And it won't be ...
The book of love. Will open up and let us in. [Verse 1: Joe Budden] The voices ain't leave yet, they just getting they feet wet. Eyes red, I'm up, ain't been to sleep yet. Damn near two days, ain ...
