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Fly Away

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Fly Away

Lenny Kravitz — Fly Away

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Intro 1
E B C#m B
E B C#m B
Verse 1
Instrumental
C#m B
Kept me safe and sound at night
E B
Little girls depend on things
C#m B
like that
E B
Brushed my teeth and combed my hair
C#m B
had to drive me everywhere
E B
You were always there when
C#m B
I looked back
Pre-Chorus 1
E B
You had to do it all alone
C#m B
make a livin' make a home
E B
Must have been as hard
C#m B
as it could be
E B
And when I couldn't sleep at night
C#m B
Scared things wouldn't turn out right
E B
You would hold my hand
C#m F#
and sing to me
Chorus 1
B
Caterpillar in the tree
E
How you wonder who you'll be
B G#m
Cant go far but you
C# F#
can always dream
B
Wish you may and wish you might
E
Don't you worry hold on tight
B G#m C#
I promise you there will come a day
F#
Butterfly fly
Interlude 1
E B C#m B
(away)
Instrumental
C#m B
Flap your wings now you can't stay
Bridge 1
E B
Take those dreams and make them
C#m B
all come true
E B
Butterfly fly away (butterfly fly away)
C#m B
We've been waiting for this day
E B
All along and knowing
C#m F#
just what to do
E B C#m F#
Butterfly, butterfly, butterfly, butterfly fly
Outro 1
E B C#m B
(away)
E B C#m B
E B C#m B
Butterfly fly away
E B C#m B
E B C#m B
Butterfly fly away
E B C#m B
E
From the album
5

5

Lenny Kravitz · 1998 · Track 8

Details
Tonalidad B major
Duración 3:41
Álbum 5
Año 1998
ISRC USVI29800169
Did you know
Lenny Kravitz released Flay Away as the fourth single from his fifth album, 5, in 1998. The song reached number 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the US, but topped the charts in Iceland and the UK. It was also among the top ten most played in Australia, Canada, Ireland, and New Zealand. In 1999, he won a Grammy for Best Rock Performance by a Male Artist.

The story behind

Lenny Kravitz released Fly Away in 1998, the fourth single from his album 5. The song reached the top of alternative rock and mainstream rock charts in the United States, and also topped the UK charts, his only single with that achievement. It placed 12th on Billboard Hot 100 and stood out in other rankings. In 1999, he won a Grammy for best male vocal rock performance. The album 5 blended 70s sounds, funk, and soul with his rock style, using digital technology such as synthesizers and loops. The song has a smooth rhythm, with a guitar that moves between classic and modern styles.

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