Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Amalgam
Canonical path: /amalgam/last-in-line
Related lyric paths: 6
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Last In Line
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Last In Line
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Wave good-bye to the things you've known.
To the ones you've loved, in the time you've had.
Say hello to freedom once again.
With nothing left to lose and everything to gain,
Cause I know that I don't want to be last in line.
And you take me there again.
Back to the place where I can't see your face,
But while I'm here, I don't want to wrong you.
So take me to the place where I can't see your face
And I know that I won't be last in line.
And I don't want to leave you,
And I just want to hear you say
Everything's gonna be all right this time around now
Everything it'll be okay.
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