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Red Line
04:40
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All this time
On your own
Lookin’ for the starlight
To find your way home
Hands are tied
To the heart of stone
Sipping on the poison
Of your very own
I just wanted you to know
If you leave it all behind
For the self that you belong
Only you will find
Crossing over the red line
All the feelings that you hold
I can promise you don’t need to hide
When you’re on the other side
If you reaping what you sow
It’s impossible to press rewind
Crossing over the red line
All these miles
This hopeless road
Lookin’ for the exit sign
To places unknown
Don’t ask why
If nothin’s wrong
Driving all that distance
With the blinders on
I just wanted you to know
If you leave it all behind
For the self that you belong
Only you will find
Crossing over the red line
All the feelings that you hold
I can promise you don’t need to hide
When you’re on the other side
If you reaping what you sow
It’s impossible to press rewind
Crossing over the red line
All the feelings that you hold
I can promise you don’t need to hide
When you’re on the other side
If you reaping what you sow
It’s impossible to press rewind
Crossing over the red line
Crossing over
Crossing over the red line
When you’re on the other side
Uh oh oh
Crossing the red line
Crossing over crossing over
Crossing over crossing over
Crossing over the red line
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Red Line (Instrumental)
04:41
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