Right Now

how far can you run

By LonerManPublished 5 years ago • 1 min read

Run away with me baby

Put your hand in my hand

Let’s leave tonight honey

Let’s run away now

Without a plan

Right now

Trust your heart In My hand baby

I want to love you now

Right now

I won’t let you down

crazy Lights talking to me in the sky

Yet you understand it all

Pink rocks and sage to save me

Don’t disappear without a trace

Don’t leave me now

Run away with me baby

Put your love in my hands

I want to hold you now

Let’s leave right now

I know you don’t even know me

But you you know me now

inspirational

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