A tribute
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A tribute
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I know your head is on the run
You're always talking about fun
Can you imagine how I try
I see you in the bourbon sky
And when the clowns have gone to bed
There is a whisper in your head
I've got my own world to look through
I hope that someday I'll meet you
Running over my head
Do you know me I'm scared
Running over, you're always on the run
I know you're talking with the dead
You live in someone else's head
This is a tribute to the dead
There is no place for me instead
I know ...
I know your head is on the run
You're always talking about fun
Can you imagine how I feel
Why don't you take this thing for real
Running over my head
Do you know me I'm scared
Running over, you're always on the run
I tried at someone else's door
You know my shoes won't fit no more
This is a tribute to the dead
You live in someone else's head
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