Run
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Run
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Sometimes you gotta run into the arms of danger
Sometimes you gotta be the sacrifice
Sometimes you gotta say things that don't come easy
They say just follow your heart but what if it lies?
And God only knows how to play this game called life and living
So hold me light a candle in the window pane tonight
Stop me running from the things that could save my life
Well you know I tried I tried to make you love me
And I really should have known it'd make you run
Some people always want just a little more than they're given
But when it's finally caught it loses it's life
And God only knows
And God only knows
And God only knows
How to play this game called life and living
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Paul Colman performs "Run", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Colman catalog on LyroVerse.
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