Million Miles From Nowhere
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Million Miles From Nowhere
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Well I'm a million miles from nowhere
Got no place to go, my baby left me this morning
Well she won't be back no more
I'm drinkin' and walkin'
Wringin' my hands and cry
I need someone to love me
Lord knows I ain't lie
Well I wouldn't be so blue now
If I did the things she said
I'd be right there in her arms
'Stead of wishing I were dead
I, I got me wringin' my hands and cry
Oh how I need my woman
People you know I ain't lie
Well, look out!
I've been walkin' since you left me
With a bottle in my hand
If I don't need that woman
Then my name ain't, Bobby Bland
I feel like a hound dog
Wringin' my hands and cry
I'll be good this time mama
Lord knows I ain't lie
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Bobby Bland performs "Million Miles From Nowhere", and this lyric page sits inside the Bobby Bland catalog on LyroVerse.
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