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Nowhere To Run Lyrics by The Korgis

Sticky George

1981

[VERSE 1]
Dark start
Black night
Cruel heat
Strange light
Whole town
Blown out
All hope
Surfed out
[Chorus]
Play back your voice on my answer phone!
Wait for the fall-out, my hell's just begun
Nowhere to run!
[VERSE 2]
Date nights...
Bearing the scars...
Evil men...
Black hearts...
[Chorus]
Play back your voice on my answer phone!
Wait for the fall-out, my hell's just begun
Nowhere to run!
[INSTRUMENTAL]
Play back your voice on my answer phone!
Wait for the fall-out, my hell's just begun
Nowhere to run!
Nowhere to run!
Nowhere to run!
Nowhere to run...
[INSTRUMENTAL]
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About “Nowhere To Run” by The Korgis

Read the complete lyrics to "Nowhere To Run" by The Korgis from the album "Sticky George" in 1981. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Synth-Pop, Rock, Britpop.

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"Nowhere To Run" is credited to The Korgis. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Nowhere To Run" appears on "Sticky George" in 1981.

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