When was the song “Fly Away” released by Frankie Laine?

The song Fly Away was released in 1997, on the album “New Directions”.

Who composed the song “Fly Away” by Frankie Laine?

The song “Fly Away” by Frankie Laine was composed by John Denver.

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Fly Away

John Denver

You're my anchor
I'm a kite
You're what gets me through the night
Keeps me steady and on course
'til I found you I was lost
Now you're the earth
And I'm the sky
Sometimes when I go too high
You pull the string that holds me back
If not for you I might lose track and

Fly away oh I must fly away
And go my own way
To places that we've never been together
I might fly away
Take to the sky someday
But for now
Not today
Cause nobody here is flyin'
Flying away

You have reasons I have dreams
So we're perfect so it seems
You tell fortunes
I tell truths
You kept me from my crazy youth
'cause when I'm near you I feel whole
I don't have to rock 'n' roll
I don't worry
I don't think
But hold me 'cause I'm on the brink
I might

Fly away oh I must fly away
And go my own way
To places that we've never been together
I might fly away
Take to the sky someday
But not for now
Not today
Cause nobody here is flyin'
Flying away

Trivia about the song Fly Away by Frankie Laine

When was the song “Fly Away” released by Frankie Laine?: The song Fly Away was released in 1997, on the album “New Directions”.
Who composed the song “Fly Away” by Frankie Laine?: The song “Fly Away” by Frankie Laine was composed by John Denver.