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{t:High Flying Adored}
{st:Andrew Lloyd Webber}
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High flying, adored, so young, the instant queen,
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a rich beautiful thing, of all the talents a cross between a
F C D7
fantasy of the bedroom and a saint.
Am C
And you were just a back street girl,
D C
hustling and fighting, scratching and biting.
G Bm C D7
High flying, adored, did you believe in your wildest moments,
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all this would be yours, that you`d become the lady of them all?
F D7 G
Were there stars in your eyes when you crawled in at night,
F D7 Bm Em Bm Em
from the bars, from the sidewalks, from the gutter theatrical?
C G Am C F D
Don`t look down, it`s a long, long way to fall.
G Bm C D7
High flying, adored, what happens now, where do you go from
here?
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For someone on top of the world, the view is not exactly clear,
F C D7
a shame you did it all at twenty-six.
Am C D C
There are no mysteries now, nothing can thrill you, no one fulfill you.
G Bm C D7
High flying, adored, I hope you come to terms with boredom.
G Bm C D7 G
So famous, so easily, so soon, is not the wisest thing to be.
F D7 G
You won`t care if they love you, it`s been done before,
F D7 Bm Em Bm Em
You`ll despair if they hate you, you`ll be drained of all energy,
C G Am C F D
all the young, who`ve made it would agree.
G Bm C 7
High flying, adored, I´ve been called names, but they`re the strangest,
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my story`s quite usual, local girl, makes good, weds famous man.
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I was slap in the right place at the perfect time,
F D7 Bm Am Bm Em
filled the gap, I was lucky, but one thing I`ll say for me
C G Am C G
no one else can fill it like I can.
{st:Andrew Lloyd Webber}
G Bm C D7
High flying, adored, so young, the instant queen,
G Bm C D7
a rich beautiful thing, of all the talents a cross between a
F C D7
fantasy of the bedroom and a saint.
Am C
And you were just a back street girl,
D C
hustling and fighting, scratching and biting.
G Bm C D7
High flying, adored, did you believe in your wildest moments,
G Bm C D7 G
all this would be yours, that you`d become the lady of them all?
F D7 G
Were there stars in your eyes when you crawled in at night,
F D7 Bm Em Bm Em
from the bars, from the sidewalks, from the gutter theatrical?
C G Am C F D
Don`t look down, it`s a long, long way to fall.
G Bm C D7
High flying, adored, what happens now, where do you go from
here?
G Bm C D7
For someone on top of the world, the view is not exactly clear,
F C D7
a shame you did it all at twenty-six.
Am C D C
There are no mysteries now, nothing can thrill you, no one fulfill you.
G Bm C D7
High flying, adored, I hope you come to terms with boredom.
G Bm C D7 G
So famous, so easily, so soon, is not the wisest thing to be.
F D7 G
You won`t care if they love you, it`s been done before,
F D7 Bm Em Bm Em
You`ll despair if they hate you, you`ll be drained of all energy,
C G Am C F D
all the young, who`ve made it would agree.
G Bm C 7
High flying, adored, I´ve been called names, but they`re the strangest,
G Bm C D7 G
my story`s quite usual, local girl, makes good, weds famous man.
F D7 G
I was slap in the right place at the perfect time,
F D7 Bm Am Bm Em
filled the gap, I was lucky, but one thing I`ll say for me
C G Am C G
no one else can fill it like I can.