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I Ran (so Far Away)
 
  I walk along the avenue.I never thought I'd meet a girl like you.Meet a girl like you.
With auburn hair and tawny eyes.The kind of eyes that hypnotize me through.Hypnotize me through.
And I ran.I ran so far away.I just ran.I ran all night and day.I couldn't get away.
A cloud appears above your head.A beam of light comes shining down on you.Shining down on you.
The cloud is moving nearer still.Aurora borealis comes in view.Aurora comes in view.
Rpt. Chorus
Reached out a hand to touch your face.You're slowly disappearing from my view.-pearing from my view.
Reached out a hand to try again.I'm floating in a beam of light with you.Beam of light with you.
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