Flashlights
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Flashlights
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Flashlights, taking me to the light
Taking me under
Cars break over and undertake
Racing with thunder
But it feels like
We could be free
Like we’re on the run
Shooting in real time
There’s no need for flashlights
And I know just the parts
We can be postcards
We can be letters
Writing each other
Like wine, we’ll get better
We can be wise guys
Show me your wild side
We can be holy
We can be kind
We can be movie stars
'Cause we are two
Baby, let's make it through
We can be free like days in the river
Eyes closed, don’t ya hide those
Shooting in real time
There’s no need for flashlights
When it feels like we’re going nowhere
But we’ve just begun
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Mica Millar performs "Flashlights", and this lyric page sits inside the Mica Millar catalog on LyroVerse.
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