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Red Flag Warning
03:05
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Let Go
03:56
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The Truth Lies
03:11
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Kiss the girl
See the world today
Take the trip
Hold her hand that way
Don't forget there's no regrets in case
This is the end
Cause there won't be a tomorrow
Live for today
There won't be a tomorrow
Live for today
Live for today
So take that trip all around the world
It's not too late, you'll always find a way
Take the shot, roll the dice
Bet everything you have
There's no regrets, it'll never be that bad
Repeat Chorus
Hide your phone
Since we're alone
There's nothing else to say
The world outside still spinning by
It'll always be that way
Repeat Chorus
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Rebecca Sullivan California
I'm a singer/songwriter originally from Wellington New Zealand. I'm an American in New Zealand, and sort of a New Zealander in the U.S. I'm a single mom. I try to write music that means something, although I do have a few sappy love songs. I try to be as authentic as I can in my music and the way I live my life. I write a blog on my website too (warning - it is very honest). ... more
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