Red Balloons
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Red Balloons
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Come on and turn up the radio
I want to get lost int the sound
Master the art of letting go
And living in the right here right now
So let's run run run while we're young
We can stand on the edge where the earth meets the sun
Our hearts are red balloons
Tonight we'll let them loose
To fly wherever they choose
The skies are wide open
Higher and higher and higher we'll go
We're gonna feel lighter than ever before
Our hearts are red balloons
Tonight's gonna go down in history
As a night that we'll never forget
Nothing can stop what we're gonna be
Out of control no regrets
So let's run run run while we're young
We can stand on the edge where the earth meets the sun
We are weightless in the clouds and we're never coming down
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David Ryan Harris performs "Red Balloons", and this lyric page sits inside the David Ryan Harris catalog on LyroVerse.
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