Fly
David Bowie · Other Songs - David Bowie
- Lyrics and music by David Bowie
The televisions on and I'm walking throught the yard
How's this life that sweet when I'm crying in the car
Dying for the weekend
The kids are alright but they don't smell much
The sellup in the garage in the decks and the stuff
Dying for the weekend
The boys on a charge but his mother doesn't know
I never got around yet I tell it my soul
But we only make it crazy
We'll I'll be fine, I'm only screaming in my head
But I can fly, I close my eyes and I can fly
The televisions on and I'm walking throught the yard
How's this life that sweet when I'm crying in my car
Dying for the weekend
The kids are gonna get it in an all right way
Looking pretty though but I still want to say
(Do you really have to go?)
Down in the backstreet the skinny get cries
Bad judge saturday another life line
Dying for the weekend
We'll I'll be fine, I'm only screaming in my head
But I can fly, I close my eyes and I can fly
When I can fly and fall to all the end and I can fly
I'll be fine, I'm only screaming in my head
I can fly, I close my eyes and I can fly
Fly
David Bowie's "Fly" stands as a testament to his enduring ability to reinvent his sound across decades. Emerging during a period of intense experimentation, the track showcases the artist's signature blend of rock and pop sensibilities. While often associated with his later years, the song reflects the thematic depth found throughout his extensive discography. It captures the ethereal quality that defined much of his work, offering listeners a moment of reflection within a dynamic musical landscape. The recording highlights Bowie's mastery of atmosphere and melody, cementing his status as a pivotal figure in modern music history. Fans and critics alike recognize the track as an essential component of his broader artistic legacy.