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Get To The Bridge

from Musical Identity Crisis by L. Mounts

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She looked at me said, "Our best friends escaped and now they are dead
So let's go down to the place where the water flows under the bridge
Let's visit them in Heaven 'cause I don't wanna let 'em be alone
It's too dark see but I'm not going home.

So let's run as fast as we can and we'll get there before they detect us
Let's get to the bridge before they arrest us."

I looked at her and said, "Baby you're crazy, let's stay here instead
And not go down to the place where the water flows under the bridge
If Hell hath no fury there's no need to worry your bones
It's too dark to see, babe, we're gonna stay home

I won't run as fast as I can 'cause I know that they'll surely detect us
We won't get to the bridge before they arrest us."

They looked at us and said, "You're not leaving here so just lie in your beds
You won't go down to the place where the water flows under the bridge
You people ain't leaving to cut off your breathing tenfold
It's too dark to see, you won't ever get home

So don't run as fast as you can 'cause you know that we're gonna detect you
You won't get to the bridge before we arrest you."

"Let's run as fast as we can I don't care if they ever detect us
I wanna get to the bridge before they arrest us"

"Let's run as fast as we can, hon, I know that they'll never detect us
We'll get to the bridge before they arrest us."

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from Musical Identity Crisis, released August 13, 2013

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Singer of songs. Abstainer of substances. Bringer of plagues.

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