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Artist: Bob Seger
Canonical path: /bob-seger/miami
Related lyric paths: 6
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Miami
Read Miami lyrics by Bob Seger on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Miami
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They saw the lights on the horizon
Out of the seas it came shinin'
The buildings so high
They seemed to touch the sky
Miami, oh, miami
They felt the warm breezes blowing
From off the strange new ocean
They reached the end safe
It was a new day
Miami, oh, miami
Oh, it must've seemed
Something from a dream
Shinin' through the night
All those city lights
Staring at the shore
Hungry, tired and worn
Could it really be
Were they really free
And so they came
A hundred thousand
To find a way of life
They could believe in
Far away from home
With nothing of their own
To miami, oh miami
They saw the lights
Miami
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Bob Seger performs "Miami", and this lyric page sits inside the Bob Seger catalog on LyroVerse.
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