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Ruby I hope I see you, I've waited all this week
For you to walk my way, your soul will capture me
Your momma painted your room a shade of pink, she said
But with your great arrival that shade has turned to red
Ruby take my hand, please lead me to the promised land
Tell me, where am I from, your eyes say, shada de da dum
Ruby, you're royalty, in your home land, they all call you queen
Tell me, where are you from, your eyes say, shada de da dum
You're an angel fallen down, won't you tell us of the clouds
You have fallen from the sky, how high, how high?
You're an angel fallen down, won't you tell us of the clouds
You have fallen from the sky, how high, how high?
You're true and pure
You hold the cure
We're all diseased
You hold the key
You're an angel fallen down, won't you tell us of the clouds
You have fallen from the sky, how high, how high?
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
You're an angel
You're an angel
You're an angel (hey, hey, hey, hey)
You're an angel (hey, hey, hey)
You're an angel
Tell our dad, I'm sorry
Tell our dad, I'm sorry
Tell our dad, I'm sorry, yeah
(You're an angel) (hey, hey, hey, hey)
(You're an angel) (hey, hey, hey, hey)
For you to walk my way, your soul will capture me
Your momma painted your room a shade of pink, she said
But with your great arrival that shade has turned to red
Ruby take my hand, please lead me to the promised land
Tell me, where am I from, your eyes say, shada de da dum
Ruby, you're royalty, in your home land, they all call you queen
Tell me, where are you from, your eyes say, shada de da dum
You're an angel fallen down, won't you tell us of the clouds
You have fallen from the sky, how high, how high?
You're an angel fallen down, won't you tell us of the clouds
You have fallen from the sky, how high, how high?
You're true and pure
You hold the cure
We're all diseased
You hold the key
You're an angel fallen down, won't you tell us of the clouds
You have fallen from the sky, how high, how high?
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
(Hey) tell our dad, I'm sorry (hey)
You're an angel
You're an angel
You're an angel (hey, hey, hey, hey)
You're an angel (hey, hey, hey)
You're an angel
Tell our dad, I'm sorry
Tell our dad, I'm sorry
Tell our dad, I'm sorry, yeah
(You're an angel) (hey, hey, hey, hey)
(You're an angel) (hey, hey, hey, hey)
Lyrics submitted by bookhouseboy23, edited by bleb
Ruby Lyrics as written by Tyler Joseph
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