Blur No Distance Left To Run Lyrics Novels & Stories

After so many years as comrades, we had become closer than anything else. No one knew what lay ahead. All I could do was keep moving forward. At least I had truly lived. Edward left with reddened eyes. I smiled as I watched him go. This really was the last time we would see each other. And I had no regrets.

My vision gets blurry and all I see are dozens of pairs of boots just before everything goes dark. I can feel my bare feet throbbing as I run harder across the field. I have been running for almost an hour, and I'm pretty sure my feet are bleeding. My father is running a few yards ahead of me, glancing back to make sure I am still behind him and probably looking for mom. I look back and see almost a dozen men slowly gaining on us. I curse under my breath and so does my father. I look ahead and suddenly the ground seems to stop. A cliff.

I grabbed my phone, connected it to the Bluetooth, and scrolled through my playlist. A song started playing. Loud. I gripped the wheel, forcing my voice to be steady as I sang along, my lips moving on instinct. But then… My vision blurred. A hot tear slid down my cheek. I blinked rapidly, but it didn’t stop. The tears kept coming. I gritted my teeth, gripping the wheel so hard my knuckles turned white. “Fucking hell,” I muttered, wiping my face harshly. But the more I wiped, the more the tears fell.

Nobody knows Nobody knows, and I was dancing in the rain I felt alive and I can't complain But now take me home Take me home where I belong I got no other place to go Now take me home Take me home where I belong I got no other place to go Now take me home Take me home where I belong I can't take it anymore But I kept runnin' For a soft place to fall And I kept running For a soft place to fall And I kept running For a soft place to fall And I kept running For a soft place to fall And I was runnin' far away

Whispering. “Run.”

Turn away and slam the door I don't care what they're going to say Let the storm rage on The cold never bothered me anyway It's funny how some distance makes everything seem small And the fears that once controlled me can't get to me at all It's time to see what I can do To test the limits and break through No right, no wrong, no rules for me I'm free Let it go, let it go We alternate in singing the verses of the song and in no time we get home. I pack my car in my garage and open the backseat door for Brandon to get out.

I hear a loud ripping sound, but my vision is too blurred to see it. I search my mind for Iris but I couldn’t connect with her. “I-I I can’t f-ff-find I-I-ris…” I’m able to say one last time before everything went black. “SHIT! WHERE THE FUCK IS THE AMBULANCE! HOW FAR ARE THE GUARDS?! WHY WEREN’T THEY FOLLOWING US MORE CLOSELY!” **** Ten Minutes Prior AUBURON

It's the same silver fur I’ve always known, but now I catch streaks of gold in it. My paws are silent as I step forward, my heartbeat steady, and I let Nyra lead. The world tilts and falls away as we run through the forest. Everything becomes a blur: the roots, the shadows, and the starlight flashing through the branches. I move faster, my body moving over the earth in a smooth, effortless rhythm. The wind rushes back, combing through my fur and carrying pieces of my fear away. I leap over a fallen trunk and land lightly on my paws, coming to a halt.

(Olandria's pov) By the time the bus finally rolled to a stop, the sky had already dipped into that deep shade of blue that came just before night fully took over. Everything felt… slower and heavier. It was like the day had stretched too far and now the world was catching up with it. I didn’t move immediately, neither did he. “Are we there?” someone groaned from the front. “No,” another voice replied dryly. “We just stopped for vibes.” A few tired laughs followed.

She cries out in pain and I kick the door open violently, throwing myself out of the car. "Fuck! Come back here!" I hear her scream as I stumble into the thick fog. But tears blur my eyes and I don't look back as I start running.. The wind slap against my arms and face and my lungs burn. The fog is so dense I can barely see two feet in front of me. I have no idea which direction I came from or where I’m going. Every step feels like I’m running deeper into nothing. But I keep running blindly, tears streaming down my cheeks, until two bright lights appear in the distance.