Wide awake I'm on a plane out of town. Fly away from the weight Of the world on the ground.
I'm international, But I don't know where to go. Hopefully, where summer days Can melt these winter bones. I'm international, And you’re orbiting my brain, I'm reduced to writing nothing All over napkins on the plane.
Wide-awake — I'm on a plane out of town. Taking pictures of myself In the mirror on wall, Trying hard not to make my space The loneliest place of all.
Early warning all across the sky, Clouds are rolling in on your light. Any change from here would be The wisest change of all, Any place from here up here Would be the finest place to fall
Wide awake I'm on a plane out of town. I'm losing track of myself On all the time zone lines. And if I daylight save, Do I jump ahead or fall behind? And I'm fine ‘cause I know, Any plane I ride can fly me home. And I'm fine ‘cause I know.
You know, I know. It's easy to see, Clouds were built for dreams, Because nothing up there Is as easy as it seems. I step out and try to walk around, As I fall, I look up And wonder why it let me down. I'm international, That's twice the speed of sound... I just hope I take off from here Before I hit the ground.
If I could get to heaven By an airplane in the sky, We would always be in love And we would always love to fly.
Wide awake I'm on a plane out of town. Taking pictures of myself In the mirror on wall, Trying hard not to make my space The loneliest place of all.
And I'm fine ‘cause I know, Any plane I ride can fly me home. And I'm fine ‘cause I know.
You know, I know And I'm fine ‘cause I know, Any plane I ride can fly me home.
And I'm fine ‘cause I know, Any plane I ride can fly me home.