Mia
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Mia
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I came over with a midnight appetite
You said "If you wash up I'll feed you tonight"
People like you need to loosen up
Give them a chance before they fuck up
The middle class is in control
Of this country's tired soul
Mia thinks she's seen the light
She says: "No one's gonna lose this fight"
For now wel'll keep going until we prevail
On this shining path, on the long lost trail
People like me stick around, it appears
On the labor market, in this vale of tears
Shotting stars keep passing by
Only Elvis will never die
Mia never suffered and
She asks: "Did you give up dreaming?"
The middle class is in control
Of hit country's tired soul
Mia thinks she's seen the light
She says: "No one's gonna lose this fight"
Shooting stars keep passing by
Only Elvis will never die
Mia never suffered and
She asks: "Did you give up dreaming?"
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Milow performs "Mia", and this lyric page sits inside the Milow catalog on LyroVerse.
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