Cross the line
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Cross the line
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Well life did not spare you
And you learned how to run
Never learned to argue
And they took away your sun
The wind now feels colder
On your own in the rain
You pray to be bolder
But here it comes again
You try to cool down
You try to leave this town
But it all comes back
When you close your eyes
Burn all alibis
It's high time to learn
And there's no return
And I know you'll do fine
A little more faith and you'll shine
Together we'll cross that line
And sometimes it's still there
There's no way to be found
You say "no this ain't fair"
You feel like loosing ground
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