Lost Track
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Lost Track
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They're whisperin', they don't want us to hear
They lower their eyes everytime you come near
These people are stranger
Don't you ever stop
While they change you
The crimes are numerous but they seem distant and vague
Guns that turn to rust feel the...??
Not everything changes
And from the bottom to the top
Your still a stranger
Lost myself tryin' to track you down
Though you'll never be found
The circle closes in around and around
I know you leave tonight under cover of dark
Across the old town and escape through the park
I may have built this fire but you provided the spark
You've provided the spark
Lost myself tryin' to track you down
Though you'll never be found
The circle closes in around and around
Lost myself tryin' to track you down
Though you cannot be found
Circle closes in around and around
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Who performs "Lost Track"?
Gomez performs "Lost Track", and this lyric page sits inside the Gomez catalog on LyroVerse.
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