Runaway Girl
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Runaway Girl
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You always were a dreamer with your eyes on the horizon
Wondering what laid beyond as far as you could see
You left to find a castle, a knight in shining armor
Or maybe just to spread your wings and feel that you are free.
Runaway girl, there's someone here who loves you
And understands you, you're not alone
Runaway girl, I won't stop until I found you
And put my arms around you and take you home.
You longed to fame and fortune, you were looking for a rainbow
Knowing someone down the line has found your heart of gold
Castles sometimes crumble and too often dreams were shattered
Then you'll be left with nothing but a tortured mind and soul
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Kenny Rogers performs "Runaway Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Kenny Rogers catalog on LyroVerse.
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