747 Lady A
"747" by Lady A is a country-pop song released in 2015. It explores themes of freedom, adventure, and the excitement of life on the road. The lyrics evoke a sense of wanderlust and the joy of travel. Musically, it features catchy melodies and harmonies typical of the genre. The song resonates with listeners' desires for escape and connection. #CountryPop
[Verse 1]
I could hear it through the line
I could tell from the crack in her voice
The static, the noise
It's leaving on her mind
But when it comes to you, I'll do whatever I gotta do
[Pre-Chorus]
I'm looking out from my window seat
Halfway back, aisle twenty three
Man, I wish that I could fly this thing
Give a little more gas, a little more speed
[Chorus]
This seven-forty-seven can't go fast enough, fast enough
This seven-forty-seven can't go fast enough, fast enough
Every minute is wasted time
She gets a little bit closer to saying goodbye
This seven-forty-seven can't go fast enough, fast enough
[Verse 2]
I could use a drink right now
I've got my head in the clouds, thinkin' about
Second that the wheels touch down
And my feet hit the ground, I run to your house
I knock on the door, kiss you right on the mouth
I could hear it through the line
I could tell from the crack in her voice
The static, the noise
It's leaving on her mind
But when it comes to you, I'll do whatever I gotta do
[Pre-Chorus]
I'm looking out from my window seat
Halfway back, aisle twenty three
Man, I wish that I could fly this thing
Give a little more gas, a little more speed
[Chorus]
This seven-forty-seven can't go fast enough, fast enough
This seven-forty-seven can't go fast enough, fast enough
Every minute is wasted time
She gets a little bit closer to saying goodbye
This seven-forty-seven can't go fast enough, fast enough
[Verse 2]
I could use a drink right now
I've got my head in the clouds, thinkin' about
Second that the wheels touch down
And my feet hit the ground, I run to your house
I knock on the door, kiss you right on the mouth
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