Let's Run Away
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Let's Run Away
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Oh!
1, 2, 1, come on!
Let's run, run, run, run away
Don't bring, bring anything
Somewhere, where, where, where we'll stand
Without locks, keys, and kings
Called on the last pay phone
Just to hear it ring
Let's run, run, run, run away
Don't bring, bring anything
Somewhere, where, where, where we'll stand
Without locks, keys, and kings
Saw it on a postcard
Stamped and on its way
(I see you, Kevin Bacon)
Let's run, run, run, run away
Don't bring, bring anything
Somewhere, where, where, where we'll stand
Without locks, keys, and kings
All day, day, day, dayall day
All day, day, day, I wait
I bust, bust, bust, bust my way
Or maybe I'm too late
Got to call on the last pay phone
But they've disappeared
They, me, them
I'll find you
They, me, them
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Matt And Kim performs "Let's Run Away", and this lyric page sits inside the Matt And Kim catalog on LyroVerse.
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