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Artist: Mourning September
Canonical path: /mourning-september/running
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Running
Read Running lyrics by Mourning September on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Running
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You always smile, But there's a frown, inside.
Travel a mile, to capture a crown, Only to hide.
What are you running, running from?
What is it you escape?
What are you running, running from?
You could be so great.
Running again, must feel like sin.
For the wear on your soul, Has taken a toll.
Your eyes deceive, what you know to believe.
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