If I reached the end would it

Ease my mind to leave it with you?

And memory please remember me

Because you're all that I have

I can stand alone, if all on my own

Forget our names

Let's escape from this fading world

Run for cover, we'll run for cover

Don't watch this die

Save your eyes from this burning world

Run for cover, run for cover

I wanna go but there's no where

To stay outside of your love

And I have to live with the things

I say but nothing is mine

I can stand alone, if all on my own

Forget our names

Let's escape from this fading world

Run for cover, we'll run for cover

Don't watch this die

Save your eyes from this burning world

Run for cover, run for cover, yeah

Run for cover, run for cover

Forget our names

Let's escape from this fading world

Run for cover, we'll run for cover

Don't watch this die

Save your eyes from this burning world

Run for cover, run for cover

Forget our names

Let's escape from this fading world

Run for cover, we'll run for cover

Don't watch this die

Save your eyes from this burning world

Run for cover, run for cover


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