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"Skies the Limit (Remastered Version)" is a track by Fleetwood Mac, from the album 50 Years - Don't Stop, released 16th November 2018. The track is 3:46 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Fleetwood Mac.
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If I've been acting just a little strange And you have noticed it too It's 'cos my life has been rearranged With the presence of you The sky is the limit now We can hit it on the nail And when we do I'll think about you How can we fail Can you give me one reason why You'd ever let me down I won't believe it baby, but I'll try The truth's goin' to come around The sky is the limit now We can hit it on the nail And when we do I'll think about you How can we fail The sky is the limit Oh the sky is the limit How can we fail Sooner or later I'll keep the promise I made to you Sooner or later It will be greater Then we ever knew The sky is the limit now We can hit it on the nail And when we do I'll think about you The sky is the limit now We can hit it on the nail And when we do I'll think about you How can we fail The sky is the limit Oh the sky is the limit How can we fail Oh the sky is the limit How can we fail The sky is the limit Oh the sky is the limit How can we fail The sky is the limit Oh the sky is the limit How can we fail The sky is the limit Oh the sky is the limit How can we fail The sky is the limit
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