Run from hell

from The Fall of the Jackal by Soundays

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There he goes, jumping off the ladders in his long dark coat,
Running as soon as he reaches to the floor.
Dodging cars and bikes, it's time to leave Soho.
Don't look back, just get away.

And run from this hell,
Please, try to escape.
Run from this hell,
Of which you know too many foul secrets about.

Then he sees a couple of known faces he must just avoid.
But he knows what'd happen if they hear his voice,
Because he is the bait that they've been searching for.
They would never find you if you

Run off this hell.
Please, try to escape.
Run from this hell
'Cause you've bought too many enemies around.

Run from hell, run from hell
Run from hell, run from hell up to my head.

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from The Fall of the Jackal, released May 1, 2011

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