Karaoké Run Away Sam Taylor

Too many cars, men in bars and broken hearts riding a bus that takes them nowhere

Too many houses, narrow streets and narrow minds

And this little town has done for me

I can leave behind your smile but I'll never breathe

I can make the best of life but I'll never leave

For the sanctity of soul

I'd better run away

Hey

I can fool myself it's fine but I'm falling in

If I run as fast as them will I ever win

Pick your robes off baby, fly

I'm gonna run away

Yeah yeah

Yeah

My lads around, TV on

The words are gone

So many angels with down voices

We're in the city and never wait and only hate

And now I wish your love were enough for me

I can leave behind your smile but I'll never breathe

I can make the best of life but I'll never leave

For the sanctity of soul

I'd better run away

Hey yeah

I can fool myself it's fine but I'm falling in

If I run as fast as them could I ever win

Pick your robes off baby, fly

I'm gonna run away

Yeah yeah

And I don't know what you've been told but there's a better world to find

From this place that's getting old and it ain't no place to die

There's something in my eyes too far, too fantasist and I'm searching for the pride

Mama said pick yourself above the floor

Life's just a bowl of nothing more

So you can't find love but you make the best of it

Crack a smile at the end and slap two down

Show them the other cheek and turn around

You can't win so you better no try

Well Mama, that ain't so

I can leave behind your smile but I'll never breathe

I can make the best of life but I'll never leave

For the sanctity of soul

I'd better run away

Way

I can fool myself it's fine but I'm falling in

If I run as fast as them could I ever win

Pick your robes off baby, fly

I'm gonna run away

Yeah

And I don't know what you've been told but there's a better world to find

From this place that's getting old and it ain't no place to die

And I don't know what you've been told but there's a better world to find

From this place that's getting old and it ain't no place to die