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Bonnie Parker

Bonnie Parker lyrics by Charlene Kaye. I would like to run away to A place where The clouds would roll high in the afternoon Where sidewalks light up by the...

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Bonnie Parker

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I would like to run away to

A place where

The clouds would roll high in the afternoon

Where sidewalks light up by the harvest moon

I would like to run away to

A place where

Stars could be seen as a warning

Where we could rise clean in the morning

The dust storms are spiraling fast

Just bury your face in your hands

And follow the river that just keeps flowing

I would like to find a place

Where the taste of

Blood in my mouth could evaporate

Where my soul could just rest from all this weight

And then you and i could live in peace

You and i could dine like kings complete again

The dust storms are spiraling fast

Just bury your face in your hands

And follow the fire that just keeps growing...

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