Great Escape
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Great Escape
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Let's begin, it started with a plan
to get out of here
said hey come in cause the weather don't wait for
no one
and sure not us
seemed so precious, or maybe we're just tired
and bored with our lives
because it seemed so sinfule at the same time
Five miles out of town, she turns to me and says
is it too late to turn around
cause I think i forgot my things
and I think we forgot our heads and
we can't get too far without that,no,no,no
It seemed so precious, or maybe we're just
tired, and bored with our lives
Because it seemed so sinful at the same time
Seemed so precious, or maybe we're just
tired and bored with our lives
Because it seemed so sinful at the same time
She turned around I seen that face as i watched her
say goodbye, goodbye
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