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Angel’s Run Lyrics by Col. Parker

Rock N Roll Music

2001

When you’re out on the streets and you’re filthy
You haven’t come clean for years
Wipe your hands off on me, you’re in good company
And I love you
When you run out of highway and reason
My road will take you back home
When the people that you meet leave you out on the street
I’ll be waiting, just waiting
Run Angel, run
Keep your eye on the sun
It’ll blind you, but mind you
You don’t need your eyes to see
When the glass that you drink from is empty
The vein that you take from runs dry
There’s a light at the end of the tunnel
Just open your eye
When the shit hits the fan and you’re hungry
Something you know you never had
Reach your hands out to me
Pull ‘em back and you’ll see
That I’ll fill you with all that you need
Run Angel, run
Keep your eye on the sun
It’ll blind you but mind you
You don’t need your eyes to see
Run Angel, run
Keep your eye on the sun
It’ll blind you but mind you
You don’t need your eyes to see
Yeah, it’ll blind you but mind you
You don’t need your eyes to see
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Col. Parker

Col. Parker

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