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Album: Rabbits on the Run (2011)
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  • For all you brokenhearted lovers lost
    Go find another one
    Cause you know time won't wait and you'll be late
    White rabbits on the run

    It's hard to know what's good for you
    I know she'll let you down
    But the fever breaks when it's too much to take
    So you can put your weapons down

    And all you'll hear is the music
    And beauty stands before you
    And love comes back around again
    It's a carousel, my friend

    Never too late to change the pace
    So all the days creep up on you
    But the goodness is something you don't have to chase
    Cause it's following you

    And all you'll hear is the music
    And beauty stands before you
    And love comes back around again
    It's a carousel, my friend

    [Repeat: x4]
    Ooh, ooh, ooh, oh,

    [Repeat: x4]
    I thought I heard your voice in the thunder
    It's the owl casting spells that we're under

    Under

    Ooh
    And all I hear is the music
    And beauty stands before me
    And love comes back around again
    It's a carousel, my friend

    It's in the music
    And beauty stands before you
    And love comes back around again
    It's a carousel, a carousel
    It's a carousel, my friend
    Time won't wait, so don't be late
    White rabbits on the run Writer/s: VANESSA CARLTON
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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