I'd Run A Mile To You
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I'd Run A Mile To You
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I don't know exactly where our love went wrong
There's so many things we both could blame it on
I only know these arms of mine don't want somebody new
And if you take a step toward me I'd run a mile to you
Your lips are telling me to go away while your eyes are saying you want me to stay
If your heart could read my mind it'd know exactly what to do
You take a step toward me I'd run a mile to you
It seems a shame to throw so many happy years away
When just one simple I love you would cause us both to stay
Let's don't let pride destroy the dreams we both know could come true
If you take a step toward me I'd run a mile to you
If you take a step toward me I'd run a mile to you
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