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Artist: Bad Astronaut
Canonical path: /bad-astronaut/500-miles
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500 Miles
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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500 Miles
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If you miss the train
I'm on you will know that i have gone
And i'm 500 miles from my home
A hundred miles a hundred miles
A hundred miles a hundred miles
You can hear the whistle blow
A hundred miles
Not a shirt on my back
Not a penny to my name
No i can't go back home
There's no way 500 miles
500 miles 500 miles 500 miles
You can hear the whistle blow
A hundred miles
Hey if you miss the train i'm on
You will know that i have gone
And i'm 500 miles 500 miles
I am 500 miles from my home
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