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Damn Yankees - High Enough lyrics
I don't want to hear about it anymore, It's a shame I've got to live without you anymore. There's a fire in my heart, A pounding in my brain, it's driving me crazy. We don't need to talk about it anymore. Yesterday's just a memory; can we close the door? I just made one mistake, I didn't know what to say when you called me baby. Don't say goodnight, Say you're gonna stay forever, Oh, whoa, all the way. Can you take me high enough to fly me over yesterday? Can you take me high enough? It's never over and yesterday's just a memory, Yesterday's just a memory. And I don't want to live without you anymore. Can't you see I'm in misery? And you know for sure I would live and die for you And I'd know just what to do when you call me baby. Don't say goodbye Say you're gonna say forever, Oh, whoa, all the way. Can you take me high enough Can you fly me over yesterday? Can you take me high enough? It's never over and yesterday's just a memory. I was running I was running for the door Realizing now or never I was running back for more Oo, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't say goodbye Say you're gonna stay forever, Oh, whoa, all the way, all the way, Come all the way, yeah. Can you take me high enough Can you fly me over yesterday? Can you take me high enough? It's never over, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Can you take me high enough Won't you fly me over yesterday? Can you take me high enough? It's never over, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. (Note: even though the bridge may SOUND wrong, this was taken directly from sheet music. The refrain actually sounds like this: Away (Running) I was running for the door And the next thing I remembered I was running back for more, Oo, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Aside from this, and the "say" instead of "stay" typo, this should be correct.) |
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