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Flee

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jeremy Spencer Canonical path: /jeremy-spencer/flee Related lyric paths: 6
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Flee

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Your eyes are calling me to go

Just what is holding me back I don't know

I can see you're free, free in you love

And this freedom I've got to know

(chorus)

Flee into one anothers' arms

Love 'til our last breath is gone

Free as the night turns into dawn

Love 'til our last breath is gone

We'd better start thinking 'bout somewhere to go

Forgetting about the trouble below

We'd better start thinking 'bout somewhere to flee

This time tomorrow who knows where we'll

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