Runaway
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Runaway
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You don't have to promise to call me
I know you won't
I know you well little darling
you're always on the move
It isn't the first time you're missing
Cause you're here and there and everywhere
Little darling tell me if you go
Run away but come back
You can't leave me now
Running may seem easy
I don't wanna lose you, confuse you
It's in the stars the road is waiting before you
And I know you will take your chances
Nothing is sacred, believe me
The time is now your destination is certain
As long as you're fearless
Run away but come back
You can't leave me now
Running may seem easy
All you should know I'll be with you
where ever you go
As long as you can make it home?
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Twarres performs "Runaway", and this lyric page sits inside the Twarres catalog on LyroVerse.
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