Run
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Run
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Answer me, why won't you answer me?
I can't recall the day that I last heard from you.
Well you don't get a town like this for nothing,
So here's what you've got to do:
You work your way to the top of the world,
Then you break your life in two.
Well, what's the use in complaining,
When you've got what you don't need?
Anyone would think you were hardened too,
What do you want me to believe?
What the hell is happening?
I can't think of everything.
I don't know what day it is,
Or who I'm talking to.
But I know that I'm o.k.,
'Cause you're here with me today.
I haven't got a single problem,
Now that I'm with you.
So what's the use in complaining,
When you've got everything you need?
Anyone would think you were hardened too,
What do you want me to believe?
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