Refugees
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Refugees
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So I gave your list to the ones who decide these things
And they said 'Sorry, you have to wait.'
And I talked to the man who makes all the plans
But honestly he didn't seem so into it
Hey, hey, hey
What do you say
Hey, hey, hey, hey
What do you say
And I ran to the place where it was all supposed to go down
But I couldn't see anything through the crowd
See, we're all refugees, running from the scene
And looking for someplace warm and safe to hide
Hey, hey, hey
What do you say
Hey, hey, hey, hey
What do you say
They're calling from the middle (stay out in the wild)
They're called from the middle (you're out in the wild)
They're calling from the middle (stay out in the wild)
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Alina Simone performs "Refugees", and this lyric page sits inside the Alina Simone catalog on LyroVerse.
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