Runaway
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Runaway
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My little runaway
Your heart can't take the games you play
It cuts you like a razor blade
My little runaway
The night has just begun
Can you cover what you're hiding from?
Something beautiful and dangerous
What we keep close to us
My little runaway
I wonder where you are
Will you be back someday?
My little runaway
I wonder where you are
Are you sliding down the tops of cars?
Your hair melting into silver stars
May you never go too far
My little runaway
Your heart can't take the games you play
It cuts you like a razor blade
You need to run away
My littlе runaway
I wonder where you arе
Will you be back someday?
My little runaway
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Who performs "Runaway"?
Beach House performs "Runaway", and this lyric page sits inside the Beach House catalog on LyroVerse.
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