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The Lyrics and Music – “One Way Ticket”.

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album: Blue.

released: 1996.

arrangement of: “One Way Ticket”.

lyrics by: Judy Rodman and Keith Hinton.

performed by:
LeAnn Rimes.

Margaret LeAnn Rimes (born August 28, 1982 in Jackson, Mississippi) is an American country music and pop singer and occasional songwriter. Rimes's debut single, "Blue", was released when she was only 13 years old.

Music | One Way Ticket | 1996

LeAnn Rimes | Country | MP3 Pro | Stereo

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The Lyrics — One Way Ticket.

Standing on the border.
Looking out into the great unknown.
I can feel my heart beating faster as I step out on my own.
There's a new horizon and the promise of favorable wind.
I'm heading out tonight, traveling light.
I'm gonna start all over again.

And buy a one way ticket on a west bound train.
See how far I can go (because I can).
Gonna go out dancing in the pouring rain.
Talk to someone I don't know (because I can).
I will face the world around me.
Knowin' that I'm strong enough to let you go.
And I will fall in love again.
Because I can.

[Instrumentals - Bridge]

Gonna climb the mountain.
And look the eagle in the eye.
I won't let fear clip my wings and tell me how high I can fly.
How could I have ever believed.
That love had to be so blind.
When freedom was waiting, down at the station.
All I had to do was make up my mind.

And buy a one way ticket on a west bound train.
See how far I can go (because I can).
Gonna go out dancing in the pouring rain.
Talk to someone I don't know (because I can).
I will face the world around me.
Knowing that I'm strong enough to let you go.
And I will fall in love again.
Because I can.

I have walked through the fire.
And crawled on my knees through the valley of the shadow of doubt.
Then the truth came shining like a light on me and now I can see my way out.

I'm gonna buy a one way ticket on a west bound train.
See how far I can go (because I can).
Gonna go out dancing in the pouring rain.
Talk to someone I don't know.
Gonna buy a one way ticket on a west bound train.
Gonna have my breakfast with some pink champagne.
Gonna sail the ocean, gonna spread my wings.
Gonna climb that mountain, gonna do everything.

Audio Format and Specifications:

Format:: MP3 Pro.
Length:: 3 minutes; 43 seconds.
Genre:: Country.
Stereo:: 16-bit; 2 channel.
Frequency:: 44100 Hz.
Bitrate:: Constant; 192 Kbps, average.
Optimized:: Stereo.

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