Where Have You Gone
from Songs for Baywatch by Sean McCue
lyrics
It’ll take awhile for this fire to burn through
We’ve run for miles, but I want to fly away with you
Oh, this used to be so easy
Oh, this used to be a breeze
Where have you gone (Angel flying away)
Where have you gone (Angel flying on)
I miss you
I miss you
Where have you gone (Angel flying away)
Where have you gone (Angel flying on)
I miss you
I miss you
I miss you
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Words by Sean McCue (ASCAP). Music by Sean McCue (ASCAP) & Tariqh Akoni (BMI)
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Sean McCue: Vocals, Guitar
Tariqh Akoni: Guitar & Bass
Recorded, Mixed & Mastered by Sean McCue at Coyote Road Studios in Santa Barbara, CA.
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Season 6 - Episode 6014 - Montage 2
We’ve run for miles, but I want to fly away with you
Oh, this used to be so easy
Oh, this used to be a breeze
Where have you gone (Angel flying away)
Where have you gone (Angel flying on)
I miss you
I miss you
Where have you gone (Angel flying away)
Where have you gone (Angel flying on)
I miss you
I miss you
I miss you
• • •
Words by Sean McCue (ASCAP). Music by Sean McCue (ASCAP) & Tariqh Akoni (BMI)
• • •
Sean McCue: Vocals, Guitar
Tariqh Akoni: Guitar & Bass
Recorded, Mixed & Mastered by Sean McCue at Coyote Road Studios in Santa Barbara, CA.
• • •
Season 6 - Episode 6014 - Montage 2
credits
from Songs for Baywatch,
released March 3, 2019
license
all rights reserved
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about
Sean McCue Santa Barbara, California
Singer, songwriter, guitar player from the alternative rock band SUMMERCAMP.
discography
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Nov 2021 -
Mar 2019 -
Feb 2017 -
Aug 2006
contact / help
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