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Cruxader - She's on Her Own Lyrics



Cruxader - She's on Her Own Lyrics




Look back when you used to say
One day we'll get away
A white bag and blue corvette
Drive down the PCH

99 on the 101
La Jolla sky at dawn
Run fast from devil's past
She's fine don't need no man

You see her in the distance
Becoming nonexistent
The path of least resistance

She's on her own
Don't need no one
So far from home
She's all alone
She don't mind at all

I remember when she used to pray
Some day to get away
Alone and find herself
Can't reach her anywhere

Bad blood from out of town
New money been around
Pacific Northwest gal
Dreams of Cafe Royale

You see her in the distance
Becoming nonexistent
The path of least resistance

She's on her own
Don't need no one
So far from home
She's all alone
She don't mind at all
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Look back when you used to say
One day we'll get away
A white bag and blue corvette
Drive down the PCH

99 on the 101
La Jolla sky at dawn
Run fast from devil's past
She's fine don't need no man

You see her in the distance
Becoming nonexistent
The path of least resistance

She's on her own
Don't need no one
So far from home
She's all alone
She don't mind at all

I remember when she used to pray
Some day to get away
Alone and find herself
Can't reach her anywhere

Bad blood from out of town
New money been around
Pacific Northwest gal
Dreams of Cafe Royale

You see her in the distance
Becoming nonexistent
The path of least resistance

She's on her own
Don't need no one
So far from home
She's all alone
She don't mind at all
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Writer: David Rosales, Jeremy Reinhold
Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid

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Performed By: Cruxader
Length: 3:02
Written by: David Rosales, Jeremy Reinhold

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