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Ceaser ~ Return to Go


You moved along, way too soon It's like you ran away baby Every day another day without you, isn't all I stopped the ride, then returned to go But did I really give it all Stop, give it up, we're on our own Always alone, always alone, I need fire in Somebody new, someone like you, just like you In all the books that I read, in all the films that I see it's you In all the sounds it's you I hear somehow I stopped the ride, then returned to go It's not a game I can win I know you don't play no more Always alone, always alone, I need fire in Somebody new, someone like you, just like you I'm waiting for a life sign But nothing seems to come waiting for a life sign You moved along, way too soon Giving it away, I know You are playing no more more free lyrics

You moved along, way too soon
It's like you ran away baby
Every day another day without you, isn't all
I stopped the ride, then returned to go
But did I really give it all
Stop, give it up, we're on our own

Always alone, always alone, I need fire in
Somebody new, someone like you, just like you

In all the books that I read, in all the films that I see it's you
In all the sounds it's you I hear somehow
I stopped the ride, then returned to go
It's not a game I can win
I know you don't play no more

Always alone, always alone, I need fire in
Somebody new, someone like you, just like you

I'm waiting for a life sign
But nothing seems to come
waiting for a life sign

You moved along, way too soon
Giving it away, I know
You are playing no more

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