Great White Plains
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Great White Plains
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Where you gonna to run to now
After all the love runs out
Aren't you worn
You must be tired and torn and burned out from the fire
Holding on the flames get higher
Take me to the great white plains to die
I don't want to hear the sirens
I've heard that death is an island
Isolated, I'm forced to fight it
Where you gonna to run to now
And who's going to comfort you and how, how, how
It's funny how we keep alive those who we know are meant to die
The body breaks but you can try
Aren't you worn
You must be tired and torn and burned out from the fire
Holding on the flames get higher
Who can thrive in asylums
Sanitized, I'm forced to try it
Maybe life is the island, death's a collective
Simple when you find it
Where am I gonna run to now
And who's going to comfort me and how, how, how
Take me to the great white plains to die
I don't want to hear the sirens
I've heard that death is an island
Isolated, I'm forced to fight it
Maybe life is the island
Maybe life is the island
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