The Pilot

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That Summer alone we spent fifty-odd
 afternoons
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Playing war with wooden sticks and
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 making fires
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So when I moved away I can't 
complain I might have screamed
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But it felt real and even at that 
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age, I'd quiet

[Chorus]

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But even then I felt
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The feeling in my belt, yes I have 
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grown
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But I guess it is true,
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To say you never knew
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I wasn't even ever half in love 
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with you

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[Verse]

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Well I married this wife that I wake
 up and she is fine
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and we can scream and we can yell 
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and we can hide it
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It's like I'm flying a plane that 
never really had a plan
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It's just nice to have somebody 
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help you fly it

[Chorus]

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And I guess that it's true to say 
you
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Never actually knew that I wasn't
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 even ever half as good as you

[Verse]

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So I was on my porch (a fire so?) 
this afternoon
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When the Lord told me I need to be
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 inspired
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So I talked to my friend Benjamin he
 sounded just grand
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A level head, he says he might 
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have found a pilot
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So wherever that is saying I know 
maybe it's just nonsense
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But I believe that I am here and 
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here I'm staying
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So wherever that is saying I know 
maybe it's common sense
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But I believe that I am here and 
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here I'm staying