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Take Me Away

from Good Times In Hard Places by The Indigos

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The host will let you in
To make a wonderful toast
But little do you know their plan
To take it away, to make you stay

And as you roam the halls
Their demons begin to show
And if you try to fight it back
Their motives begin, to become your own

Take take take me away
From this house on top of the hill
Run run run away
From this fear that I can't shake
So please be still
So please be still

Just be still

Haven’t you had enough?
Of these shackles and this rope
You're stuck inside a world you hate
But please don’t take it away from me

Come on now can't you see
These scars over your eyes
Life just isn’t the same
When you’re in control of my mind

Take take take me away
From this house on top of the hill
Run run run away
From this fear that I can not shake
So please be still

Take take take me away
From this house on top of the hill

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from Good Times In Hard Places, released February 13, 2015

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The Indigos Indianapolis, Indiana

The Indigos are a 10 piece Alternative Funk Rock band from Indianapolis, IN. We have been playing shows all over the country for the past 10 years while also playing notable venues in our home state of Indiana including: The Vogue, The HIFI, Old National Center, The Mousetrap, Nickel Plate Amphitheater, The Palladium and many more. ... more

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