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Alan Parsons ~ Blue Blue Sky Ii


(bairnson)

I only know what i can see
So i imagine what could be
Where the horizon cuts the air
Look for me out there

Someday i'll touch the blue blue sky
Someday i'll touch the blue blue sky

If i could kiss the earth goodbye
And cruse the never ending sky
Where the horizon cuts the air
Wait for me down there

Someday i'll touch the blue blue sky
Someday i'll touch the blue blue sky

Vocal eric stewart
Acoustic guitar
Ian bairnson
Bongos stuart elliott
The philharmonia orchestra conducted by andrew powell

All tracks published by bmg music inc except "one day to fly"
Published by bmg music inc/warner chappell music ltd

Executive producers- alan parsons, ian bairnson, and stuart elliott
For parsonics ltd.


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