No Way Out
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No Way Out
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We could take a journey down memory lane
But where would it really go?
I already know you
We could ride it out a while, playing it by ear
But how could you play at all?
You hardly ever listen
And there's no (way out, way out)
whoa, oh, oh, oh
And there's no (way out, way out)
whoa, oh, oh, oh
And there's no (way out, way out)
whoa, oh, oh, oh
And there's no (way out, way out)
Coulda woulda should have I left it up to you?
Willing to take control so I could just follow
But time reveals a lot about yourself
And I'm not getting younger
And there's no (way out, way out)
whoa, oh, oh, oh
And there's no (way out, way out)
whoa, oh, oh, oh
And there's no (way out, way out)
whoa, oh, oh, oh
And there's no (way out, way out)
whoa, oh, oh, oh
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