Miles Away
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Miles Away
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Dear, I sit in a room, [in my bed]
And I think of all the things that went wrong
As the truth, unfolds before us, like a flower
And that blank stare still tattooed on your face
Now, you've gone away
Where you went, you won't say
And I made a bed that will not let me sleep
And I know, I fell
But that hair shirt I wear well
And I know you're miles away I still can't let you go
[When you're miles away maybe once a day
Do you still think of me
When your miles away do you finally say that you're free]x2
In the rain, river swell, flooding down my wishing well
And I made a bed that will not let me sleep
And I know, I fell
Aut that hair shirt I wear well
And I know you're miles away I still can't let you go
And I know you're miles away I still can't let you go
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