Page type: lyric reference
Artist: X-Caliber
Canonical path: /x-caliber/runaway
Related lyric paths: 6
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Runaway
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Runaway
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Runaway
The reality of growing old
Is not so far away
As ageless time goes through my mind
I let it slip away
I search inside my head sometimes
For answers that I need
Seems I can't reach far enough
Inside to find the key
Chorus:
And I'm a runaway
I'm going from town to town
Yes I'm a runaway
I'm lost and never found
I dream of days gone by
And think of yesterday
When life was much more simple
When you were standing here
And I search inside my head sometimes
For answers that I need
Seems I can't reach far enough
Inside to find the key
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