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Artist: Roger Miller
Canonical path: /miller-roger/a-million-years-or-so
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A Million Years Or So
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A Million Years Or So
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l'm not worried, 'cos l know
l'll forget you in a million years or so
l'll miss you, but l know
l won't miss you but a million years or so
How l loved you, loved you so
how l lost you, maybe time and tide will let me know
But l'm not worried, 'cos l know
l'll forget you in a million years or so
l'll miss you, but l know
l won't miss you but a million years or so
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