Walking Down the Line
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Walking Down the Line
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I'm trying to hide from a fight
while you turn out the light
lets take a ride to your mind
like last saturday night
I will tell you no lies
you should look in my eyes
lets take a ride to my mind
like every saturday night
(Chorus)
Walking down the line
searching for something
waiting for the sign
paradise calling
don't ask me to stay
let's go away
I will take you on a ride
I don't want you to cry
can't you see how we try
lets take a ride to your mind
like last saturday night
(repeat chorus)
I will take you on a ride
(repeat chorus)
you've got to stop the games you play
before i give my heart away
cause only you can make me stay
woah oh
Walking down the line
waiting for a sign
don't ask me to stay
lets go away
I will take you on a ride
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