A Million Miles From Your Heart
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A Million Miles From Your Heart
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You’re in my arms it’s true my darling
And we’re one little kiss apart
But I know just as well as you dear
That I’m a million miles from your heart
I won’t pretend I’ll ever reach it
I guess I knew that from the start
You’ll never know how much it hurts me
To be a million miles from your heart
I always thought I knew a lot dear
But I guess that I’m not so smart
Cause if I knew which road to travel
I’d walk a million miles to your heart
It isn’t fair for just a memory
To go on keeping us apart
Though you close your arms around me
I’m still million miles from your heart
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Buck Owens performs "A Million Miles From Your Heart", and this lyric page sits inside the Buck Owens catalog on LyroVerse.
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