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Run, Baby, Run
04:19
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If you need me, I'll be rebuilding
My mystery around the truth I spilled
On The Night that wee got drunk
My heart tied my veins up like a noose
And it said Run, baby run, baby run
From the hills, forget where you came from
Run, baby, run baby run
Way out west
and forget what it is you're running from
So if you walk with me I might stare at my feet
and the songs that we'll sing end in defeat
So take my rugged sigh
Not as a lie, but another reason why
You Should Run, baby run, baby run
from the hills, forget where you came from
Run, baby, run, baby run
Way out west, and forget, these awful things you've done
She wore a twin tower T-Shirt and she's taking her time
he had anarchy tattooed on his ankle
She drowned my sins in Drain-O while he did his best
To clean up her mess
And she said Run, baby, run baby run
from the hills, forget where you came from
Run, baby, run, baby run
Way out west, and forget, these awful things you've done
Run baby, run, baby run
You don't deserve this place that you call home
Run, baby, run baby run
Till you forget, till you forget
What it is you're running from
Run baby, run, baby, run baby run...
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Middle Ground
02:58
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Vega Varia Asheville, North Carolina
Artist, Photographer, and Musician from Greensboro, NC.
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