"I'm Flying" genre: Rock
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	A look into the paradox of grace and forgiveness...
	CD: Sun and Rain   Label: Independent Credits: Words and Music by Phil Woodward; Produced by Lacey Brown
	Lyrics I'm Flying The ironic glory of the stifled soul Has been my friend again and again I've stained my skin with the soot and the coal And clutched in my hand a fistful of sand With my face to the mud I've crawled up the hill I'd slip and I'd groan yet my life was my own They told me to never let go of my will The battle is mine, I must search, I must find Then somebody told me I don't belong on the ground . . . Chorus: And now I'm flying They told me that shame is what keeps me from peace That if I grit my teeth, there's strength underneath Enough to coerce this dull ache to cease Why should I do time for yesterday's crime Despite what they say, I cannot erase The disgrace of the facts and I stop in my tracks Only in moments when I'm flat on my face Am I free at last from the guilt of my past I'm soaring, finally, on somebody else's wings And my spirit sings Chorus I'll never know hope till I know despair Until I lay down what keeps me on the ground And weightlessly lifting, I take to the air Now I know that I belong in the sky Chorus

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