That Plane Songtext
von Helen Reddy

The traffic at this hour is so thick
That he′s afraid he might be late
Her flight arrives at seven ten
And he remembers how she hates to wait
And he remembers losing her
And begging her to give him time to change

Now, the traffic at this hour is so thick
That he's afraid he might be late
Her flight arrives at seven ten
And he remembers how the lady hates to wait
And he remembers losing her
And begging her to give him time to change


Now, the time has come, and his mind is numb
′Cause his final chance is coming on that plane
She fastens up her seat belt
And nervously she finishes her drink
An all night flight from L.A.
Can give a woman a little bit too much time to think
And she hopes that he'll be different
But she knows, deep in her heart, he'll be the same
And she wonders if the stewardess
Would be kind enough, to just let her stay on that plane

That plane settling in to the heavy city haze
Where she remembers guilty nights
And baby, please, forgive me days
That plane screaming as loud as the pain they both feel
As she slowly unfastens her belt, and he clutches the wheel

He′s one mile from the airport
Traffic′s backed up all along the way
She waits five minutes, takes a breath
Turns around, and gets back on that plane
She'll can ride it through to Denver
She′s got friends there, they could spend a little time
'Cause she knew he′d never be there
And he knows, she never was the waiting kind

That plane rising up in the heavy city haze
Where she remembers guilty nights
And baby, please, forgive me days
That plane screaming as loud as the pain they both feel
As she slowly fastens her belt, and he clutches the wheel