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Alan Parsons ~ You Can Run


Written by Alan Parsons and David Pack I know you're out there Cuz I can feel ya Yeah I can feel ya trying to pull me down I know your kind You kinda like it When people tell ya not to come around Here's looking at ya Been nice to know ya I see the lines written on your face I wish you well But I gotta tell ya Ain't nothing human ‘bout the human race You can run But you can't look behind you You can hide But the truth's gonna find you Some people fight it like some disease They carry secrets to an early grave They try to fake it While on their knees Never knowing what they really crave They got no values They got no soul No sense of purpose Nothing to believe Call me your friend Then steal me blind To me you're nothing but a common thief You can run But you can't look behind You you can hide But the truth's gonna find you Holding us within this maze more free lyrics

Written by Alan Parsons and David Pack

I know you're out there
Cuz I can feel ya
Yeah I can feel ya trying to pull me down
I know your kind
You kinda like it
When people tell ya not to come around
Here's looking at ya
Been nice to know ya
I see the lines written on your face
I wish you well
But I gotta tell ya
Ain't nothing human ‘bout the human race

You can run
But you can't look behind you
You can hide
But the truth's gonna find you

Some people fight it like some disease
They carry secrets to an early grave
They try to fake it
While on their knees
Never knowing what they really crave
They got no values
They got no soul
No sense of purpose
Nothing to believe
Call me your friend
Then steal me blind
To me you're nothing but a common thief

You can run
But you can't look behind
You you can hide
But the truth's gonna find you
Holding us within this maze

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