Redeye
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Redeye
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In the night
I was flying back to you
It was black
To the sea of flights turned blue
Finally it's all over
Now I can close my eyes
Feel a feeling I thought I'd
Burn away in the orange sky
I've been shaking thought
I couldn't escape
And I've been hoping that
The city streets would swallow me whole
I was thinking that
I wasn't going to make it but
I'm almost home
When I left, you said
Hope to see you soon
But the end's grown so cold
Since that day in my room
Finally it's all over
Now I can close my eyes
Feel a feeling I thought I'd
Burn away in the orange sky
I've been shaking thought
I couldn't escape
And I've been hoping that
The city streets would swallow me whole
I was thinking that
I wasn't going to make it but
I'm almost home
I've been shaking thought
I couldn't escape
And I've been hoping that
The city streets would swallow me whole
I was thinking that
I wasn't going to make it but
I'm almost home
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