Wing And A Prayer

High rise blocks out the blue

The pavement sticks like glue

You're getting nowhere

Hitch a ride on a wing and a prayer



When you're crying out loud

A face lost in the crowd

A voice no-one can hear

You'll get by on a wing and a prayer



So let it be

Let the breeze carry you to the sea

Let the wind take you where it will...



Go. Rain, thunder, blowing down

(You better believe it, love is everywhere)

(And if you can feel it, you're halfway there)

Feels like you're gonna drown

(It's just another love song, ain't no big thing)

Reach out, no one's there

(Once you got the feeling, it makes you want to sing)

Just hold on to a wing and a...



Prayer. Like smoke in the air

(It's just a little homegrown philosophy)

(Take it or leave it, it comes for free)

You'll slowly slip away

(It's just another love song, ain't no big thing)

All senses prevail

(Once you got the feeling, it makes you want to sing)

You'll fly home on a wing and a prayer



So let it be

Let the breeze carry you to the sea

Let the wind take you where it will go



Now you walk that high wire

(You better believe it, love is everywhere)

(And if you can feel it, you're halfway there)

In truth you'll want to fly

(It's just another love song, ain't no big thing)

You'll fly everywhere

(Once you got the feeling, it makes you want to sing)

If you trust to a wing and a prayer



So let it be

Let the breeze carry you to the sea

Let the wind take you where it will go



It's just another love song, ain't no big thing

Once you got the feeling, it makes you want to sing

It's just a little homegrown philosophy

Take it or leave it, it comes for free

If you trust to a wing and a prayer



You better believe it, love is everywhere

And if you can feel it, you're halfway there

It's just another love song, ain't no big thing

Once you got the feeling, it makes you want to sing

If you trust to a wing and a prayer



Just a little homegrown philosophy

Take it or leave it, it comes for free

It's just another love song, ain't no big thing

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