"I flew away," Mr. Kadimi said.
After supporting him for five years by being a successful cover girl, I flew away from Paris, from him and from his bourgeois family, after he refused to answer this question, 'When are we getting married?" His mother had bought me the wedding dress the year before, When I watched Downton Abbey and one of the daughters is left at the altar, I recalled this night Claude rejected me.
And then I become a birdie so fine, And away I fly - away I fly.
The lyrics read "Keepin' me there, under your thumb / Cause you were scared that I'd become much / More than you could handle," she confesses, and refers to herself as "Shining like a chandelier / That decorated every room inside / The private hell we built / And I dealt with it / Like a kid I wished / I could fly away".
"I'm looking forward to the day I can fly away like Superman -- because I'm not Father Flanagan and this is not Boys Town," he said.
"When I die, hallelujah, by and by, I'll fly away," she sang.
"I feel like it's so light I could fly away".
I would fly away and be at rest -- I would flee far away And stay in the desert".
All the ox can hope for is a lighter load and, finally, as the song mutates, building up to a series of climaxes, he gets his wish: "I am the ox who broke my chains/So I could fly away".
