He wants to be
Up in the sky, so high
Above the clouds, down below
So low
She wants to be
Right by his side
Lay on her back and watch the world
Pass by
Life's too short for the living
You know that life's too long for the dying
But it's alright
Don't you know it's alright?
Up in the sky
They can finally be alone
Then they'll be no
Burden to anyone
Anymore
To anyone
Ever again
He puts his hat
Under his arm
Soon he is leaving, please don't be
Alarmed
She's packed a lunch
In a white paper bag
And told the nurses, they're all mad
Quite mad
Cause life's too short for the living
You know that life's too long for the dying
But it's alright
Don't you know it's alright?
Up in the sky
They can finally be alone
Then they'll be no
Burden to anyone
Anymore
Anyone
Ever again
SOLO
Mmmm
Up in the sky
They can finally be alone
Then they'll be no
Burden to anyone
Anymore
To anyone
Ever again
To anyone
Anymore
Anyone
Ever again
To anyone
Anymore
Anyone
Ever again
Robert Cray is an American guitarist and singer born in Columbus, Georgia, in 1953. Considered one of the greatest interpreters of modern blues, Cray gained international fame in the 1980s with his powerful vocal style and refined guitar technique. His music blends elements of classic blues, soul, and rock, creating a unique and engaging sound. Among his most important albums are "Strong Persuader" (1986), winner of a Grammy Award, and "Midnight Stroll" (1990). Cray has collaborated with numerous world-renowned artists, including Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton, and John Mayer. Some of his most representative songs are "Right Next Door (Sometimes)", “Smoking Gun” and “Don’t Be Afraid”.
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