Montana Sky
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Montana Sky
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Driving past the place I'm going
On this road without knowing
In this Chicago night
Waiting for a call from you
There's nothing else I can do
Under this Montana Sky
Where were you on my last fall?
Seems you never return calls
So I separated myself
Where were you on my last fall?
Seems you never return calls
So I separated myself
Distance makes the heart go farther
I can't take this any longer
In this Milwaukee night
It's ok to cry sometimes
You'll be surprised at what you might find
Under this Montana Sky
Where were you on my last fall?
Seems you never return calls
So I separated myself
Where were you on my last fall?
Seems you never return calls
So I separated myself
I am waiting for something to come my way
I am waiting for something to come my way
I am waiting for something to come my way
I am waiting for something to come my way
Where were you on my last fall?
Seems you never return calls
So I separated myself
Where were you on my last fall?
Seems you never return calls
So I separated myself
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Corey Crowder performs "Montana Sky", and this lyric page sits inside the Corey Crowder catalog on LyroVerse.
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