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Break-Out Lyrics by Julie Driscoll

1969

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It's along road -
When do we reach our goal
Time is flying, time is flying
Take your time and fly
People dying -
Sunburn and calomine
What is the reason, this is the season
Get in your bag and fly
I'm moving on, gonna see you anon
I'm moving on, gonna see you anon
Maybe we'll meet, maybe we're beat
Maybe we'll meet, somewhere on that street
Just look on down that road
Carry your load as far as you can go
Carry your load, and let it fly
Let fly - high
Maybe I know
Now is the time to go
Time is flying, time is flying
Get in your bag and fly

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"Break-Out" appears on "1969".

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