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Artist: Travis Emory
Canonical path: /travis-emory/far-away
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Far Away
Read Far Away lyrics by Travis Emory on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Far Away
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It's been a long time
Since I've seen you babe
I want to see you again
But yet you're so far away
From me
You're far away
Yet you're so far away
You're so far away from me
But the closer I will be
To you, so true
Come see me sometime
Or I'll come see you
That's what I'll do
You're far away
Yet, you're so far away
So we rise to the occasion
And we plan this liason
And a lot of catching up for you
What else is a man to do
For you
You're far away
Yet, you're so far away
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Travis Emory performs "Far Away", and this lyric page sits inside the Travis Emory catalog on LyroVerse.
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