Borderline
from Maple Run Band by Maple Run Band
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lyrics
You don’t know how this one ends.
‘Cause you don’t know yourself,
You don’t know your so-called friends.
The world has something up her sleeve.
She doesn’t smile on you
Any more than she smiles on me.
And you’re wasting your time
On the borderline
Fate’s fickle minded rules
Are compromised by all the simple minded fools.
You won’t know it when it comes.
You might think you’ll fight
But I know you’re gonna run.
And beat all time
To the borderline.
What’s fair is sometimes hard to say.
But what is wrong and right is clear as night and day.
Maybe I’ll find another way
Maybe blow this town, maybe blow you all away.
And beat all time
To the borderline
Cause you’re wasting your time
And you’re wasting mine.
Cause you’re wasting your time
And you’re wasting mine
So I’m leaving you behind
On the borderline
‘Cause you don’t know yourself,
You don’t know your so-called friends.
The world has something up her sleeve.
She doesn’t smile on you
Any more than she smiles on me.
And you’re wasting your time
On the borderline
Fate’s fickle minded rules
Are compromised by all the simple minded fools.
You won’t know it when it comes.
You might think you’ll fight
But I know you’re gonna run.
And beat all time
To the borderline.
What’s fair is sometimes hard to say.
But what is wrong and right is clear as night and day.
Maybe I’ll find another way
Maybe blow this town, maybe blow you all away.
And beat all time
To the borderline
Cause you’re wasting your time
And you’re wasting mine.
Cause you’re wasting your time
And you’re wasting mine
So I’m leaving you behind
On the borderline
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from Maple Run Band,
released July 31, 2020
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Nov 2022 -
Nov 2020 -
Jul 2020
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