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Rodney Crowell Still Learning How To Fly Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7/10 [14 votes]Album: Fate's Right Hand / Original Release Date: 2003-08-26Genre: CountrySong Duration: 4 min 12 sec
RODNEY CROWELL
- Still Learning How To Fly Lyrics / with translationsThe hour is early
The whole world is quiet
A beautiful morning's about to ignite
I'm ready for danger
I'm ready for fire
I'm ready for something to lift me up higher
Life's been good, I guess
My ragged old heart's been blessed
With so much more than meets the eye
I've got a past, I won't soon forget
You ain't seen nothing yet
I'm still learning how to fly
It's your dreams that die hard
With these habits to break
You can't let down your guard
When there's so much at stake
I'm halfway to Heaven, halfway to Hell
But I might roll a seven, you never can tell
Life's been good it's true
When I'm feeling just like new
The same old rules need not apply
I've got a past full of sticks and stones
And a good feeling in my bones
I'm still learning how to fly
I wanna go faster
I don't wanna slow down
I don't wanna get off of this merry go round
I wanna be reckless
I wanna be vain
I wanna make love like a runaway train
Life's been good I said
I'm 10,000 miles ahead
The day I rest is the day I die
I've got a past like a broken wing
But you ain't seen anything
I'm still learning how to fly
I'm still learning how to fly
The whole world is quiet
A beautiful morning's about to ignite
I'm ready for danger
I'm ready for fire
I'm ready for something to lift me up higher
Life's been good, I guess
My ragged old heart's been blessed
With so much more than meets the eye
I've got a past, I won't soon forget
You ain't seen nothing yet
I'm still learning how to fly
It's your dreams that die hard
With these habits to break
You can't let down your guard
When there's so much at stake
I'm halfway to Heaven, halfway to Hell
But I might roll a seven, you never can tell
Life's been good it's true
The same old rules need not apply
I've got a past full of sticks and stones
And a good feeling in my bones
I'm still learning how to fly
I wanna go faster
I don't wanna slow down
I don't wanna get off of this merry go round
I wanna be reckless
I wanna be vain
I wanna make love like a runaway train
Life's been good I said
I'm 10,000 miles ahead
The day I rest is the day I die
I've got a past like a broken wing
But you ain't seen anything
I'm still learning how to fly
I'm still learning how to fly
Facts about Still Learning How To Fly
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Still Learning How To Fly is written and performed by Rodney Crowell.
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It is first released on August 26, 2003 as part of Rodney Crowell's album "Fate's Right Hand" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, Rodney Crowell's 'Still Learning How to Fly' captures the essence of life's journey, which includes both joyful moments and painful experiences together with the endless process of personal development and self-actualization. The metaphor of 'learning to fly' means people need to keep working through difficulties while they try to develop themselves as individuals. The lyrics of Still Learning How to Fly express happiness and empowerment and hope and adventure and love. The song shows how people should maintain an optimistic attitude while they practice gratitude and develop their ability to adapt and handle difficulties that life presents through its exploration of the dual aspects of life and the need to experience different things. The lyrics present adult content which includes thrilling activities, self-importance, and passionate emotions through the statement I wanna be reckless I wanna be vain I wanna make love like a runaway train. The material includes elements that require an adult evaluation, which leads to a PG-13 rating that warns parents about the movie's content.
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Still Learning How To Fly falls under the genre Country.
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Still Learning How To Fly song length is 4 minutes and 12 seconds.
Who wrote Still Learning How To Fly lyrics?
Still Learning How To Fly is written and performed by Rodney Crowell.
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When was Still Learning How To Fly released?
It is first released on August 26, 2003 as part of Rodney Crowell's album "Fate's Right Hand" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Still Learning How To Fly lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, Rodney Crowell's 'Still Learning How to Fly' captures the essence of life's journey, which includes both joyful moments and painful experiences together with the endless process of personal development and self-actualization. The metaphor of 'learning to fly' means people need to keep working through difficulties while they try to develop themselves as individuals. The lyrics of Still Learning How to Fly express happiness and empowerment and hope and adventure and love. The song shows how people should maintain an optimistic attitude while they practice gratitude and develop their ability to adapt and handle difficulties that life presents through its exploration of the dual aspects of life and the need to experience different things. The lyrics present adult content which includes thrilling activities, self-importance, and passionate emotions through the statement I wanna be reckless I wanna be vain I wanna make love like a runaway train. The material includes elements that require an adult evaluation, which leads to a PG-13 rating that warns parents about the movie's content.
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Which genre is Still Learning How To Fly?
Still Learning How To Fly falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Still Learning How To Fly?
Still Learning How To Fly song length is 4 minutes and 12 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Rodney CrowellRecord Label(s): 2003 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT and DMZ Records, LLC
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