International students experience in Indonesia🇮🇩 #lifeabroad #studentlifevlog

12 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment of Thierno Abdoulaye Balde's vlog about studying abroad in Indonesia, the creator inserts a short, original lyrical performance. The speaker sings a repetitive "run, run" refrain that warns a lover to flee, interwoven with metaphors of a rolling stone, a hole of loneliness, and a playful chase of "eager young bunnies" sharing a single carrot. The lyrics blend cautionary advice with whimsical imagery, reflecting feelings of transience, pursuit, and the bittersweet nature of fleeting connections that may parallel the challenges faced by international students navigating new social landscapes.

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Run, run, run away, run away, baby. Before I put my spell on you, you better get, get, get away, get away, darling. 'Cause everything you heard is true. You fall in a hole, you'll end up alone. 'Cause what I know is I'm a rolling stone. So you better run, run, run away, run away, baby. Ah, ah, yeah. Well, let me think, let me think. What should I do? So many eager young bunnies that I'd like to pursue. Now even though they're eating out the palm of my hand, there's only one carrot and they all gotta share it. I love you so, hey, that's what you'll say. You'll tell me baby, baby, please don't go away. But when I play, I never stay. So every girl that I meet, yeah, this is what I say. Run, run, run away.