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Sometimes we all just wanna get away.

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The Runaway:

V#1:
1-I count my battle wounds through tattered clothes by the light of the moon I think they coming for me soon.
2-Waiting for the month of June till then I just stay here in my tomb until these flowers bloom.
3-Boom my conscious blows into a million pieces, the truth about society no they'll never teach us.
4-Preach to us until were geezers and brain wash us till we cant see either and thats a whole other creature.

Hook: This is the runaway, all I wanna do is runaway, This is the runaway, all I wanna do is runaway.

V#2:
1-Waiting for the irregular space-time continuum, another fifty days another fifty blunts.
2-Another fifty guns to blow the sun right outta the sky its time to fight so we fight.
3-We bring pain in the morning light faint signs of loss of sight you could loose it all so you better hold tight.
4-Bright and early this life concerns me maybe it might return me but its burning ya heard me.

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from .​.​.​Enjoy The Art, But Don't Write On My House, released July 14, 2010
Music Produced By: Chris Torres
Lyrics By: M-Theory (S. Wiedel)
Recorded By: M-Theory (S. Wiedel)

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M-Theory Sacramento, California

M-Theory is a hip-hop artist from Sacramento, CA. Born and raised in Northern California he first became interested in Hip- Hop at the age of 9. At the age of 13 he assumed the stage name M-80 and wrote his first rap song. In high school he met his best friend Aaron Guzman and they have been making records together ever since. Now with a more fitting stage name, his music reflects his ability. ... more

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