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Alan Parson Project, The ~ I Can't Look Down


(bairnson) Another passenger "your baggage thank you sir" I don't wanna go What am i doing here I feel so sick with fear God don't let it show I must control myself You must control me too Cover my eyes cause i'm so high I can't look down I'm scared to fly and i'm so high I can't look down They say they'll care for me But i would rather be Both feet on the ground What if the engine dies These are no friendly skies' My head's spining round It's all a twist of fate But it's myself i hate Cover my eyes cause i'm so high I can't look down Afraid to fly and i'm so high I can't look down I must control myself You must control me too Cover my eyes cause i'm so high I can't look down Afraid to fly and i'm so high I can't look down I can't look down..... Vocals niel lockwood Guitars ian bairnson Drums stuart elliott Bass john giblin Keyboards gary sanctuary and richard cottle more free lyrics

(bairnson)

Another passenger
"your baggage thank you sir"
I don't wanna go
What am i doing here
I feel so sick with fear
God don't let it show

I must control myself
You must control me too

Cover my eyes cause i'm so high
I can't look down
I'm scared to fly and i'm so high
I can't look down

They say they'll care for me
But i would rather be
Both feet on the ground
What if the engine dies
These are no friendly skies'
My head's spining round

It's all a twist of fate
But it's myself i hate

Cover my eyes cause i'm so high
I can't look down
Afraid to fly and i'm so high
I can't look down

I must control myself
You must control me too

Cover my eyes cause i'm so high
I can't look down
Afraid to fly and i'm so high
I can't look down
I can't look down.....

Vocals niel lockwood
Guitars ian bairnson
Drums stuart elliott
Bass john giblin
Keyboards gary sanctuary and richard cottle

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