Fear of flying
from Nubes by Gabriela Zapata
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lyrics
Eyes locked like in the movies
“Is it you?”, he said yes
This is the end of me, my heart knew
When he asked “You feel it too?”
Singing and dancing on our way to the park
We found our spot under the sky
There beneath the willow trees
that left their seeds inside of me
(And he said)
I want you more than I have
ever wanted anything before in my life
Let me in, surrender
Does the moon remember?
He was crying in the rain
when he said “What if you don’t go?”
But I always knew I wouldn´t stay
Even after slow dancing to The Lady in Red
My muscles turned to stone while waiting for my flight
My body anchored in his arms
The fear of flying began to grow
What if the plane falls ‘cause I’m not supposed to go?
(Then he said)
I want you more than I have
ever wanted anything before in my life
He said, let me in, surrender
Does the moon remember?
He whispered softly to me
“Girl, you know you’ve ruined me”
Memorize him so you can
come back to this
Soon he’ll never be there again
It’ll all be like a dream,
nothing but a dream
I wanted to say I’ll never forget you
But I don’t think I did
“Is it you?”, he said yes
This is the end of me, my heart knew
When he asked “You feel it too?”
Singing and dancing on our way to the park
We found our spot under the sky
There beneath the willow trees
that left their seeds inside of me
(And he said)
I want you more than I have
ever wanted anything before in my life
Let me in, surrender
Does the moon remember?
He was crying in the rain
when he said “What if you don’t go?”
But I always knew I wouldn´t stay
Even after slow dancing to The Lady in Red
My muscles turned to stone while waiting for my flight
My body anchored in his arms
The fear of flying began to grow
What if the plane falls ‘cause I’m not supposed to go?
(Then he said)
I want you more than I have
ever wanted anything before in my life
He said, let me in, surrender
Does the moon remember?
He whispered softly to me
“Girl, you know you’ve ruined me”
Memorize him so you can
come back to this
Soon he’ll never be there again
It’ll all be like a dream,
nothing but a dream
I wanted to say I’ll never forget you
But I don’t think I did
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from Nubes,
released March 6, 2017
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Gabriela Zapata Ciudad Autónoma De Buenos Aires, Argentina
Bilingual singer-songwriter from Argentina, Gabriela Zapata creates -with voice, piano and keyboards as main characters-
intimate, many times dreamlike, soundscapes to accompany lyrics that exude her love for nature, magic, fantasy and science fiction.
Her music is recorded at her home studio keeping it raw, sincere and very personal.
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