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Anberlin ~ We Dreamt In Heist


This is a black market reformation Keep your lips closed And don't you ever give away our underground location This is a black tie affair Don't ever close your mouth and we'll stay here until someone falls in their own snare I had this planned all along, and I brought you here for this So tie your mask on and pretend that nothing's wrong And I'll try to stay awake as long as I can And I'll try to stay here with you This is a black market reformation, how does it feel to be under the gun Last ones to laugh pull the trigger here on the run You can hide the money, I'll mark an X I am above the law and you're the order, you make everything make sense And I know Mexico is south of here, beautiful this time of year So let's jump the border when the coast is clear Salvation waits at ocean shore, we won't have to lie no more Don't you worry baby I'll be right here more free lyrics

This is a black market reformation
Keep your lips closed
And don't you ever give away our underground location
This is a black tie affair
Don't ever close your mouth
and we'll stay here until someone falls in their own snare
I had this planned all along, and I brought you here for this
So tie your mask on and pretend that nothing's wrong

And I'll try to stay awake as long as I can
And I'll try to stay here with you

This is a black market reformation, how does it feel
to be under the gun
Last ones to laugh pull the trigger here on the run
You can hide the money, I'll mark an X
I am above the law and you're the order, you make
everything make sense

And I know Mexico is south of here, beautiful this time of year
So let's jump the border when the coast is clear
Salvation waits at ocean shore, we won't have to lie no more
Don't you worry baby I'll be right here

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