"singing wide"

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Does this expression exist in English? What exactly does it mean?Thank you for answering.

Clive · Accepted Answer

Hi,

I've never heard that expression.

In wwat context did you find it?

I wonder if the adjective 'wide' really applies to some noun that follows it.

eg Both tenors and sopranos enjoy singing wide ranges of notes.

Clive

Galia · Answer

I'm trying to understand the words of this song:

It goes like this (but I'm not sure about one line):

How diffrent it's like a dream, watching blue skies clear and clean

I am running to catch the morning rise,

And I see you small bird singing wide and flies.

And I'm High...so happy...

Your love is my love, your reflection of *** above,

It's so diffrent to see your crying eyes,

And to know that I am free and realize.

That I'm high... I'm so happy.

Nice song, this is one of the ways I stuy English, from songs, because I really like music. It's in my blood.

So the point is that I cannot understand the line in red, if you can do me a favour and listen to this song, and write me this line I would really much appreciate it.

Thanks[F],

Galia

JohnParis · Answer

I think the line is:

And I see a small bird singing while it flies.

Hope this helps.

John

Galia · Answer

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"singing wide"

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