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Always Running
03:06
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Take a left at the lights/when we're driving in your car/
wait an hour for everyone to leave/then they'll say that we went too far/I'm still struggling to see how we could do this differently/don't you worry about me/cos thoughts fly over/feelings always pass over/
But I'm waiting for you like you waited for me/so why're we still around/I guess I'm waiting for you but you're not waiting for me/why're we still around/
I guess we'll always be running girl/
Take a left at the lights/when we're driving in your car/wait an hour for everything to change/then you'll say that we went too far/I'm still struggling to see how I could view you differently/don't you worry about me/cos thoughts fly over/feelings always pass over/
But I'm waiting for you like you waited for me/so why're we still around/I guess I'm waiting for you but you're not waiting for me/why're we still around/I guess we'll always be running/
But it's late and the station is closing on us/and there's no chance of us getting the bus and you're in my arms/
I hope we'll always be running girl/
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