Too Early To Say
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Too Early To Say
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Long roads of orange groves
I try, try to see down
Joyful arrival may be far, far away
When will I see you coming so many miles?
It is too early to say
Out in the backyard I will wait for a downpour
The sky may open, but it won't be today
When will I see you coming so many miles?
It is too early to say
Oh, down orange groves, narrow roads
I have been looking
I am half in tomorrow and half in today
When will I see you coming so many miles?
It is too early to say
Wait for bright news to reach us
Wait for bright news to reach me
We will sing through the city
We will sing through the day
When will I see you coming so many miles?
It is too early to say
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Innocence Mission performs "Too Early To Say", and this lyric page sits inside the Innocence Mission catalog on LyroVerse.
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