It's time to get high open up the sky
I'll see you at the top of the mountain
Try to keep dry
From all this run
You know I'm getting deeper everyday
And I keep on thinking maybe
That when I get back on my feet again
I could climb so high that I won't feel low
And I keep on praying baby
That when I get where I am going
You'll be showing me a blue sky road
Open my mind
No longer blind I know I'm coming off the ground
And I open my eyes
Spread my wings to fly
I'm never coming down
The sun it will shine
And keep me dry
I'll see you at the top of that mountain
No time for goodbye
Nothing more to say
Nothing is gonna keep me from a better way
And I keep on thinking maybe
That when I get back on my feet again
I could climb so high that I won't feel low
And I keep on praying baby
That when I get where I am going
You'll be showing me a blue sky road
Open my mind
No longer blind I know I'm coming off the ground
And I open my eyes
Spread my wings to fly
I'm never coming down
And I keep on thinking maybe
That when I get back on my feet again
I could climb so high that I won't feel low
And I keep on praying baby
That when I get where I am going
You'll be showing me a blue sky road
Open my mind
No longer blind I know I'm coming off the ground
And I open my eyes
Spread my wings to fly
I'm never coming down
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