Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Glenn Kaiser
Canonical path: /glenn-kaiser/country-mile
Related lyric paths: 6
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Country Mile
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Country Mile
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i just got to see Your face, Lord
how i wanna see You smile (2x)
at the end of the road they'll hear us
shoutin' for a country mile
life was so strange,
seemed like nothin' ever came my way (2x)
when the nighttime passes
i'll greet You at the break of day
well i needed shelter, needed to be free (2x)
in the mornin' Your love rescued me
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