Road Runner
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Road Runner
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Do you know how the story goes
guess you know it by now
better leave your mind in the car instead
I don't waiting for the war to come
praying for a lonely heart to break
bluebirds waiting for their chance
Do you know where the river ends
pray for good, pray for lords
to the lies when we were united
and surely started to faint away
far inside the setting sun
oh, the Morning daylight still rests
praying for a broken heart to buy
who know what the tide will bring
I dont know where the sun will take me
but I ain't going back no more
to the start to the steady motion
one more try to rise
praying for a lonely heart to break
fading sun again
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Thomas Denver Jonson performs "Road Runner", and this lyric page sits inside the Thomas Denver Jonson catalog on LyroVerse.
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