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Article Title:	Flying
Author of reported comment:	Dale Murphy
Comment Date:	02:48 on Nov 2 2008
Comment:	Hello Pam, Just a quick congratulatory note 31 years later for your masterful song "Flying". I consider it one of the top 20 Christian songs of the golden formative years of early Christian rock/folk/pop music, and intend to put it into an MP3 compilation as a birthday present for my son. Can I buy an MP3 from you, of perhaps your entire first two albums? Available anywhere? And, trivia/help time: Another of my top 20 I recorded from the radio, but do not know the artist. Here is the verse, in case you perhaps remember it, and can help me out. I especially want it, because my son is turning 17. You'll see why from the lyric: "17, and I'm, living a life, maybe I'll reach 70, and then I'll die. 17 and I'm, havin' fun, but I'm kinda wonderin' just who the last laugh will be on; 17 and I, just heard today, someone's wanting to change my life in every way, but you won't read it in the headlines, you won't hear it on the news, there's a Savior there who loves us all his life is what we choose; all we have to do is take a step of faith to see it throughhhhhh." And one more: ""Blinded by the rays of our own sunshine, we search in vain to see, reflections of a garden lost and forgotten in the shadows of our dreams." Heard it on the Scott Ross Show in my dorm room at the University of Tulsa on a Sunday morning in '73. I've even tracked down Scott Ross and asked him; can't remember it. Thanks Pam, for such magnificent sounds and lyrics, all those years ago. Dale Murphy murphycolorado@tds.net

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