Sky Is High

from Better Than The Rest by Boo Frog

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Sky is high and so am I
I recognize with my T.V. eye
Saw him singing "Can't Seem To Make You Mine,"
I knew I would hear Sky all of the time
I know Sky is high! Why do idols die?
He was my teenage idol and I'll tell you why
I never heard no one sing like Sky
Feelin' his pain, feelin' his joy
He planted the seed in a teenage boy
I know Sky is high! Why do idols die?
He's living in Paradise
With 1000 concubines
Wouldn't it be real nice
To hang with Sky all of the time?

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from Better Than The Rest, released March 13, 2010
by Chris Newman

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