Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Bruno Merz
Canonical path: /bruno-merz/nine-sixteen
Related lyric paths: 6
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Nine Sixteen
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Nine Sixteen
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I need the nine sixteen to get me where I'm going to,
Take me from this place of lies and shame.
My tears are falling down, falling down on everyone,
Think it's time to leave and start again.
But where is home, where is home.
Tired of feeling alone.
So come fly me away.
Ooh, yeah I'm riding on.
Ooh, yeah I'm riding on.
Thought I'd forever be bound by regrets that torment me.
Never seen a day break oh so clear.
And as the leaves appeared you whispered words of love to me,
Melted through this heart so full of fear.
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Bruno Merz performs "Nine Sixteen", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruno Merz catalog on LyroVerse.
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