Way Out
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Way Out
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Did you hear what the man
Said in the square this morning?
There is no time
They will arrive in the city tonight
Run!
Be careful
Don't look behind
The way is dangerous
The trees have eyes
We found a way out of the problems
We found a way out of the problems
Do you remember the last time?
The sky was gray that night
We heard the horses
We heard the horses coming
Be careful
Don't look behind
The way is dangerous
The trees have eyes
We found a way out of the problems
We found a way out of the problems
We found a way out of the problems
We found a way out of the problems
We found a way out of the problems
We found a way out of the problems
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Winter Waves performs "Way Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Winter Waves catalog on LyroVerse.
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