So Distant
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So Distant
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Where does your mind travel to? Can I go there with you?
Are you aware of what's going down around you?
You are spacing out to the songs playing beside your bed
And you get lost in the melodies and the words going on in your head
You are so distant sometimes on an island in your mind
Too far away to find, too far away to find
What do I have to do to bring you back down to me?
So distant sometimes, now so distant from me
You are so distant sometimes on an island in your mind
Too far away to find, too far away to find
So distant sometimes on an island in your mind
Too far away to find, too far away to find
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