Too Late To Runaway
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Too Late To Runaway
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Yeah, ow!
Into the danger of a long black night
We're comin' home ... back to rock-city
Shadows pulling faces surrounded by light
When me and the boys ... hit the streets
[Chorus 1:]
It was our time and we couldn't die
We take it up to the limit
So rough and tough
With power and dreams through hot and cold
Hot and cold
[Chorus 2:]
Too late to runaway
It's party all night long
Too late to runaway
Let me hear you scream "We will be strong"
[Chorus 3:]
We will be strong
Ha ha!
We're made of metal and power's guaranteed
We're moving heaven and earth
Comin' back home ... into the rock-city
We change your ice into a fire
[Chorus 1, 2 & 3]
[Chorus 1 & 2]
Too late to runaway
Let me hear you scream "We will be strong"
[Chorus 3]
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