The Radio Song
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The Radio Song
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Fifteen miles from Memphis I think that was the sign
I'll be drivin' through tomorrow just to lose a worried mind
If I reach Colorado I won't look back where I've been
It seems so long since I have seen her where will I begin
Night before last walkin', pacin' four rooms worth of floor
It isn't long since she's been gone but now I need her more
A wise man wrote what isn't there is what you want to find
So now I'll have to find her so that I won't lose my mind
I've listened to the radio all the music that is on
But every song they're playin' is about a love that's gone
A hundred thousand miles it seems since yesterday
It hasn't been that long but they just lay's it on that way
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I've listened to the radio all the music that is on
But every song they're playin' is about a love that's gone
A hundred thousand miles it seems since yesterday
It hasn't been that long but they just lay's it on that way
Fifteen miles from Memphis I think that was the sign
I'll be drivin' through tomorrow just to lose a worried mind
If I reach Colorado I won't look back where I've been
It seems so long since I have seen her where will I begin
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Who performs "The Radio Song"?
Gene Clark performs "The Radio Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Gene Clark catalog on LyroVerse.
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