Million Miles Away
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Million Miles Away
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Million Miles Away
A sharp pain in my soul
no cars on the county road
i cant stand to be a goin home
im so mad, im so alone
i made some big mistakes
i cant take back yesterday
but its to hard to live this way
when your heart is a million miles away
i get tired and it makes me mean
but cruel words arent what you need
i know and we both agreee but sometimes life gets down on me
and two hours on the interstate i get quite start to pray but it
feels like i lost my faith
theres a sharp pain in my soul
no cars on the county road
what i give to change my faith
when your heart is a million away (x4)
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