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Gary Allan Watching Airplanes Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8.33/10 [3 votes]Album: Living Hard / Original Release Date: 2007-10-23Genre: CountrySong Duration: 4 min 02 sec
Watching Airplanes
Gary Allan
Gary Allan
GARY ALLAN
- Watching Airplanes LyricsSitting out here on the hood of this truck looking up
At a caramel colored sunset sky
Checking my watch, doing the math in my head
Counting back words to when you said goodbye
Well those runway lights are getting brighter
I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes take off and fly
Trying to figure out which one you might be on
And why you don't love me anymore
Right now I'm sitting out here watching airplanes
I would've lied, could've cried, should've tried harder
Done anything to make you stay
I wonder what you'd do if you looked out your window
You saw me running down the runway just like I was crazy
But that fence is too high, so am I
So I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes take off and fly
Trying to figure out which one you might be on
And why you don't love me anymore
Right now I know you're thirty thousand feet above me
But a million miles away, a million miles away
By now I know I outta act like you don't love me
But I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes take off and fly
I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes take off and fly
Trying to figure out which one you might be on
And why you don't love me anymore
Yeah, I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes go by, by, by
I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes, baby bye, bye, bye, bye, bye
Yeah, I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes
At a caramel colored sunset sky
Checking my watch, doing the math in my head
Counting back words to when you said goodbye
Well those runway lights are getting brighter
I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes take off and fly
Trying to figure out which one you might be on
And why you don't love me anymore
Right now I'm sitting out here watching airplanes
I would've lied, could've cried, should've tried harder
Done anything to make you stay
I wonder what you'd do if you looked out your window
You saw me running down the runway just like I was crazy
But that fence is too high, so am I
So I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes take off and fly
And why you don't love me anymore
Right now I know you're thirty thousand feet above me
But a million miles away, a million miles away
By now I know I outta act like you don't love me
But I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes take off and fly
I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes take off and fly
Trying to figure out which one you might be on
And why you don't love me anymore
Yeah, I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes go by, by, by
I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes, baby bye, bye, bye, bye, bye
Yeah, I'm just sitting out here watching airplanes
Facts about Watching Airplanes
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Watching Airplanes is written by Jim Beavers, Jonathan Singleton.
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It is first released on October 23, 2007 as part of Gary Allan's album "Living Hard" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the heartache and desire for the former partner spilled over in the song 'Watching Airplanes' by Gary Allan. The protagonist is seeing how the planes are leaving the ground, and at the same time, he is feeling the distance between him and his former lover. He is thinking of the ended love, the questions of why it disintegrated without a word, and so on. The songlines, in a way, present a mix of love, despair, and solitude mainly. During the same time, the song points to the positives of heartbreak, loss, and regret, and expresses longing. Strong language, adult themes, or descriptions of violence, nudity, or drug use are not present in the lyrics. The content is appropriate for all age groups.
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Watching Airplanes falls under the genre Country.
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Watching Airplanes song length is 4 minutes and 02 seconds.
Who wrote Watching Airplanes lyrics?
Watching Airplanes is written by Jim Beavers, Jonathan Singleton.
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When was Watching Airplanes released?
It is first released on October 23, 2007 as part of Gary Allan's album "Living Hard" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Watching Airplanes lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the heartache and desire for the former partner spilled over in the song 'Watching Airplanes' by Gary Allan. The protagonist is seeing how the planes are leaving the ground, and at the same time, he is feeling the distance between him and his former lover. He is thinking of the ended love, the questions of why it disintegrated without a word, and so on. The songlines, in a way, present a mix of love, despair, and solitude mainly. During the same time, the song points to the positives of heartbreak, loss, and regret, and expresses longing. Strong language, adult themes, or descriptions of violence, nudity, or drug use are not present in the lyrics. The content is appropriate for all age groups.
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Which genre is Watching Airplanes?
Watching Airplanes falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Watching Airplanes?
Watching Airplanes song length is 4 minutes and 02 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jim Beavers, Jonathan Singleton
Record Label(s): 2007 MCA Nashville, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc
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Sam I am April 11, 2010-20:58
Gary Allan is amazing and every time one of his songs comes on the radio (this one in particular) I totally flip out. :)
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Gary Allan is amazing and every time one of his songs comes on the radio (this one in particular) I totally flip out. :)
yes Gary this song Roxs and take me away...I met Mr Make my heart smile stole my heart and all of my country collectins espec this one, for him and T,u dont even know what u took of yrs of my life.