Paradise
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Paradise
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Run away with me tonight
Let the moon bathe us in its light
Come on I'll take you to paradise, to paradise
Run away I sing in my sleep
All I've ever known are these tangled rhymes
I have only walked these streets
And everyone I know I have seen go by
Run away with me tonight
Let the moon bathe us in its light
Come on I'll take you to paradise, to paradise
I've worn out my welcome, spent all my time
I'm ready to live, not ready to die
How can it be that nothing’s yours, and nothing’s mine, mine
Run away with me tonight
Let the moon bathe us in its light
Come on I'll take you to paradise, to paradise
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Lily & Madeleine performs "Paradise", and this lyric page sits inside the Lily & Madeleine catalog on LyroVerse.
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