Runway
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Runway
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On the runway we are moving slowly and it's ok
For you to hold my hand
As we take off into clear blue skies
And i remember when you said something i can't forget
"i'll wait for you"
And i thought something i still regret
"you won't have to"
Up we go
Part of me scared, the other part letting go
And willfully climbing into the unknown
Your eyes open, mine are closed
And i remember when you said something i can't forget
"i'll wait for you"
And i thought something i still regret
"you won't have to"
I'd be lost without you
But i like to be lost
Every time i run you find me
I know there's nothing wrong
But tell me what is right
Every time i run you find me
And i remember when you said something i can't forget
"i'll wait for you"
And i thought something i still regret
"you won't have to"
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