Run
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Run
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You're not afraid of the water
You're not afraid to go in
You're not afraid of going under
But I don't know how to swim
When the time has nearly come
I remember I can run, run
You see a house across the water on the other side
You want to go, go together
You want me by your side
When the time has nearly come
I remember I can run, run
From the water, from the water, run
And I can tell, you're the only one
I can tell you you're the only one, run
I see you swim like you were born there
In the glimmer of the sun
And from the side I say I'll meet you
I can't follow you but I can run, run
Run, run, run
And I can tell you you're the only one
I can tell, you're the only, run, run, run
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Who performs "Run"?
Catie Curtis performs "Run", and this lyric page sits inside the Catie Curtis catalog on LyroVerse.
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