The Running Man
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The Running Man
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I lost my way in 87
Entered my heart
And faught to heaven
Oh foolish boy
What could you know
Aged eleven
I thought I was open
But I was closed
I thought I had answers
To show the world
And I thought that the good light
Would guide me home
For thirteen years
I hid away
And waited out
The final days
But now there's time
To live my life
As it decays
As it decays
I thought I was open
But I was closed
I thought I had answers
To show the world
And I thought that the good light
Would guide me home
But no
I thought I was open
But I was closed
I thought I had answers
To show the world
And I thought that the good light
Would guide me home
But no
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