Ive Got 2 Wings

Elton John

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I’VE GOT 2 WINGS - ELTON JOHN "Wonderful Crazy Night" (2016) Submitted by ClassicalfreaK INTRO "mm-mm-mm mm..." - - / - VERSE I am the elder Utah Smith I’ve got two wings to fly They may be made of paper They may never reach the sky But I believe in mercy I believe that man is good And if they want two wings like me There’s a chance they could VERSE I am the elder Utah Smith I was born in Cedar Grove That’s in Louisiana On a dirt-poor stretch of road I found the calling early Gave birth to righteous words And in a tent around the South I took my sonic church CHORUS I was a light for the living And I spoke of peace and love With two wings and my old Gibson I bought blessings from above I was here and I was gone Just a heartbeat from the past But I went from paper wings To the real thing at last VERSE I am the elder Utah Smith I take all as they are I was the first man of the cloth To  blacken a guitar Love was my redeemer I felt it from the start The Holy Ghost was channeled Through the sound of my guitar CHORUS I was a light for the living And I spoke of peace and love With two wings and my old Gibson I bought blessings from above I was here and I was gone Just a heartbeat from the past But I went from paper wings To the real thing at last INTERLUDE "mm-mm-mm mm"   - - / - BRIDGE Been a long time in the ground Unmarked is my grave But I reside elsewhere these days Thanks to souls I’ve saved I traveled far I traveled wide Three quarts for the Lord Till one day he    called me home To claim his great reward CHORUS I was a light for the living And I spoke of peace and love With two wings and my old Gibson I bought blessings from above I was here and I was gone Just a heartbeat from the past But I went from paper wings To the real thing at last I was a light for the living And I spoke of peace and love With two wings and my old Gibson I bought blessings from above I was here and I was gone Just a heartbeat from the past But I went from paper wings To the real thing at last OUTRO "mm-mm-mm mm"   [gtr]          / - - - - -

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