Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

Stepping out of the shade
Wanna bathe in the light
They're giving us a bad name
Being good never felt quite right

I know there's someplace better
Far away from here, we're gold
As long as we're together
Hey, yeah-yeah

We were born to run away (whoa-oh, whoa-oh)
Top down, no doubt
We were born to run away (whoa-oh, whoa-oh)
Break out the blue horizon

We'll never settle, pedal to the floor
Got every day to live for
We were born to run away (whoa-oh, whoa-oh)
Oh, yeah, born to run away

We're living in color
Yesterday was black and white
No more looking over my shoulder
We'll be in paradise

I know there's someplace better
Far away from here, we're gold
As long as we're together
Hey, yeah-yeah

We were born to run away (whoa-oh, whoa-oh)
Top down, no doubt
We were born to run away (whoa-oh, whoa-oh)
Break out the blue horizon

We'll never settle, pedal to the floor
Got every day to live for
We were born to run away (whoa-oh, whoa-oh)
Oh, yeah, born to run away

And we'll drive through the night
Following the moonlight
I'll be right by your side

We were born to run away, ooh-yeah-yeah (whoa-oh, whoa-oh)
Top down, no doubt
We were born to run away, away (whoa-oh, whoa-oh)
Break out the blue horizon

We'll never settle, pedal to the floor (no, no)
Got every day to live for (ooh)
We were born to run away (whoa-oh, whoa-oh)
Oh, yeah, born to run away

(Runaway) oh, yeah-yeah-yeah
Runaway with me (runaway)
Runaway with me
Born to run away


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Runaway Lyrics as written by William Hort Mann Alecia Moore

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    Im pretty sure the lyrics are actually.

    "these Voices trapped inside my had, tell me to run b4 i'm dead' Not, 'These words are strapped inside my head Tell me to run before I'm dead'

    & 'You can go your way, i'll meet you in hell' instead of 'Have it your way I'll meet you in hell'

    I got those lines off the lyrics in the CD case. So yeaah.

    Anywayyy its an excellent song, can really relate to P!nk's music. She's an amazing artist. Very powerful song once again. Good on her. I love it.

    Thanks4Nothingon December 31, 2009   Link

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