Marahute
from Raygunomics by The Runaway Five
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lyrics
oh marahute, please let me fall
i can't protect you now that i feel so small
i lived for a week while you loved me
it's nice to know that i got you to care
i'll bet you're living in your mountain hideaway
i was never invited there
oh great symbol, flying through the sky
something to up to, where you can't hear my cries
i can't protect you now that i feel so small
i lived for a week while you loved me
it's nice to know that i got you to care
i'll bet you're living in your mountain hideaway
i was never invited there
oh great symbol, flying through the sky
something to up to, where you can't hear my cries
credits
from Raygunomics,
released April 4, 2009
written by the runaway five
recorded by the runaway five and tyler pritchard
mixed and mastered by wiley ross
written by the runaway five
recorded by the runaway five and tyler pritchard
mixed and mastered by wiley ross
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The Runaway Five Chicago, Illinois
TWO MAN SCI FI CHIPTUNE DANCE PARTY
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Aug 2015 -
May 2008 -
Jun 2011 -
Oct 2013 -
Apr 2009
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