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Where to Run
03:56
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I told myself get better or else
who knows just when the spell will cast
the eye has held its blinking latch
I'm just the same as yesterday
to be herself with someone else
to understand
where do you run?
cos now I know that you have fled
cos now I know that you have left
remove my sense of awe pretend
there was no then there is no now
been reading your old letters aloud
a foreign tongue second to none
devotion is a fairy tale inside a cigar box
those sounds are passed on and on
so don't you look too long
when did you run?
I didn't know just where to go
how do you run?
I didn't know where I was
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KGB
02:33
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Your phantom face won't talk to me anymore
The lady of the house won't let me out, won't let me out tonight
Could you just break down the door with a battle axe like you did before
I wanted to tell you everything
Anytime that I try I just can't
I'm a double agent for the FBI and the KGB
You've been walking over bodies in your knee high boots
Looking for the one that you set loose
I've got information that you want to know?
I've got information do you want to know?
I shouldn't have let you try to
Slip the cyanide into my Pepsi
You said I was different you said we could make it out alive
I wanted to tell you everything
Anytime that I try I just can't
I'm a double agent for the FBI and the KGB
They'll be coming after you by tonight
Just to get to me
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