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Artist: Deep Dish
Canonical path: /deep-dish/escape-driving-to-heaven
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Escape (Driving to heaven)
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Escape (Driving to heaven)
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I wanted to stay
Everyone was pale and faded
Zelo is hesitated
When it was time to turn on
I wanted to stop
My eyes were so dilated
The traffic seemed syncopated
And my car turned me on
I´m driving to heaven
Driving to heaven
And there´s no way back home
I wanted to breathe
The air had been confiscated
The ground was unrelated
And the light turned me on
I´m driving to heaven
Driving to heaven
And there´s no way back home
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