Someone tell me not to worry
Someone let me know we'll be ok
That someone's on the way
Time goes by and I get older
Tell me why the wiser never stays
It always fades away
And I run in circles all around my head
No one to run against
Love tell me what to do, I keep losing the truth
Truth tell me who to be, I feel tired and free
Freedom take me anywhere, anywhere I will be loved
Love tell me what to do
And who to become
Lights turn on then fade to darkness
Soon enough they'll come back on again
But one day that will end
So I lead myself much deeper
Something tells me we were almost there
But then it disappeared
And I run in circles all around my head
Long gone and back again
Love tell me what to do, I keep losing the truth
Truth tell me who to be, I feel tired and free
Freedom take me anywhere, anywhere I will be loved
Love tell me what to do
And who to become
Love tell me what to do, I keep losing the truth
Truth tell me who to be, I feel tired and free
Freedom take me anywhere, anywhere I will be loved
Love tell me what to do
And who to become


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