What If We Fly
We keep waiting for a sign,
For a better day to come.
But we’re never out of time Till we’re out of time to
run. There’s a life beyond this door.
There’s a world we haven’t seen.
I don’t want to spend my years Asking what we could have
been.
We might fall.
We might fly.
But we won’t know Unless we try.
Take the leap while we can.
We don’t need the perfect plan.
I’d rather lose it all out there
Than grow old wishing that I dared.
Give me days I won’t forget.
Give me love, whatever’s left.
We don’t need to know where we’ll land.
Take the leap while we can.
What if we fly?
What if we fly?
We’ve got one life— What if we fly?
I don’t need a house of gold If it keeps me standing
still. I want stories when I’m old.
I want days I chose to fill.
Let the road turn somewhere new.
Let a few things come undone.
If I’m there, right next to you,
I won’t wish we hadn’t come.
We might fall.
We might fly.
But we won’t know
Unless we try.
Take the leap
while we can.
We don’t need the perfect plan.
I’d rather lose it all out there
Than grow old wishing that I dared.
Give me days I won’t forget.
Give me love, whatever’s left.
We don’t need to know where we’ll land.
Take the leap while we can.
When I’m old,
let me say:
“I was scared. I went anyway.”
If I leave with nothing more,
Let me know what I lived for.
Take the leap
while we can.
We don’t need the perfect plan.
I’d rather end with empty hands
And a life I’d live again.
Give me days I won’t forget.
Give me love, whatever’s left.
We don’t need to know where we’ll land.
Take the leap while we can.
What if we fly?
What if we fly?
We’ve got one life—
What if we fly?