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Artist: The Thompson Twins
Canonical path: /thompson-twins-the/runaway
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Runaway
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Runaway
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Runaway
So you say
See you again
Some other day
Feels like I knew you so well
But it's not that easy to tell
(Chorus)
If I ever see you again
Yeah, runaway
Runaway
Could not stay
Till our bodies Turn to clay
Feels like I knew you so well
But it's not that easy to tell
(Rapeat Chorus)
Hearing your voice in a dream
Telling me things are not as they seem
But will I every see you again
Yeah, Runaway
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