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Artist: Riverdies
Canonical path: /riverdies/mileage
Related lyric paths: 4
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Mileage
Read Mileage lyrics by Riverdies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Mileage
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Searching for a mile
Even if you run all around
We could perhaps offer you...
Well I think it's disgraful
And We're not leaving 'till we get it
You should come and talk to me...
I stand suffering long
When I leave...(and how long are you staying)
I stand suffering long
When I leave...
Come out from where you hide...
That one over there...
Where do you think she is from?
Look at those other two...
[Chorus]
I stand suffering long
When I leave...(and how long are you staying)
Come out from where you hide...
When I leave...
When I leave...
From... Where you hide x2
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