Radio Songs
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Radio Songs
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I've been driving so long
That these radio songs are starting to repeat themselves
But I can't turn 'em off, I just try to stay awake
'Cause the voices in my head are starting to speak
A language I don't understand
But I keep moving on and on
Nowhere to go, nowhere to be
All alone
Nowhere to go, no one to see
Yeah
I know I've got it all wrong
But I've been gone for so long I can't even see myself
But I don't care at all
I just hate that I'm awake
'Cause these voices in my head are starting to break
All of me
So I keep moving on and on
Nowhere to go, nowhere to be
All alone
Nowhere to go, no one to see
Nowhere to go, nowhere to be
Nowhere to go, no one to see
Nowhere to go, nowhere to be
Nowhere to go, no one to—
Woah, nowhere to go and nowhere to be
Woah, nowhere to go and no one to see
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Trade Wind performs "Radio Songs", and this lyric page sits inside the Trade Wind catalog on LyroVerse.
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