Muriel
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Muriel
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Under a bloodred sky, inside of my mind
I can feel you in every heartbeat
How could I wave goodbye while my hands were tied
To my name and my home and memories
So where do we go when there's nowhere to run
We hang down our head in the eyes of the sun
Oh I know time and fate tie our future together Muriel
No longer can I turn No bridges left to burn
Only the thorns of a thousand roses
Under a bloodred sky somewhere in my mind
I can feel you but I've got to leave you behind Muriel
So where do we go when there's nowhere to run
We hang down our head in the eyes of the sun
Oh I know time and fate tie our future together Muriel
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Robin Borneman performs "Muriel", and this lyric page sits inside the Robin Borneman catalog on LyroVerse.
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