Those cocky little fires you started in the night
The independent claims that just meant "Hold me tight"
The bruises on your body that you swore were from a fight
I'll pass at your insistence
Alsatians fall unconscious at the shadow of your call
One glance from your direction and the government will fall
Whole continents of misery don't bother you at all
But for me you have persistence
Run all day, run all night
Do or die, do or die
Got to run for your life
Do or die, do or die
I'd like to leave so would you kindly look the other way
You tell me to be honest but I've nothing left to say
Just like your feet my goddess, my brain has turned to clay
An end to all resistance
Run all day, run all night
Do or die, do or die
Got to run for your life
Do or die, do or die
Run all day, run all night
Do or die, do or die
Got to run for your life
Do or die, do or die
Run all day, run all night
Do or die, do or die
Got to run for your life
Do or die, do or die
Run all day, run all night
Do or die, do or die
Got to run for your life
Do or die, do or die
The Human League are a British synth-pop band formed in Sheffield, England, in 1977. Pioneers of the genre, they achieved mainstream success in the early 1980s with albums like "Dare" (1981), which sold over 15 million copies worldwide and featured hits such as "Don't You Want Me", "Love Action (I Believe In Love)" and "Human". The band, originally consisting of Philip Oakey, Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh, has undergone several lineup changes throughout the years. After a hiatus in the 1990s, The Human League continued to record and perform successfully until today. Their signature sound combines catchy melodies with pulsating synthesizers and often introspective lyrics. Besides "Dare", other notable albums include "Travelogue" (1985) and "Secrets" (1990).
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