Run-Away Drive
Driving down that same old road
Wishing I can take another turn
Don’t want to U-turn, never going back into town
The dirt roads were too much to breathe in
The city crowded blocks, noisy and polluted
Is there a boulevard I can learn to love?
One I don’t have to cross every day and hate it?
A boulevard I can let the winds fingers brush my hair?
Cruising in a smooth pavement, isn’t what we want?
No more stress, no more frustration, no more screams
Traveling all night long, have the lights shine down on me
The highway lights are strobes, but only on the run-aways
Hoping we aren’t found, we’ll be long gone
Accelerating, I realize why I did what I’m doing
Most people would agree
You run because you want to see if anyone cares enough to find you
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