One Mile More
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One Mile More
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I'm gonna find how far your mem'ry reaches and then go one mile more
I'm gonna find a place where your mem'ry leaves me and then go one mile more
Old beatup suitcase on the platform a train ticket in my hand
The train's just arrivin' that'll take me as far as fourteen dollars can
I don't know where I'll be tomorrow I'll just climb aboard and ride
Cause this pain in my heart keeps tearing me apart and I gotta find a place to hide
I'm gonna find...
[ guitar - steel ]
When I think of me and this beatup suitcase the places we both been
Ridin' the rails any cheap hotels and now we're gone again
It makes me wonder what kind of life that I've got left in store
Just how long have I gotta keep a runnin' till your mem'ry's here no more
I'm gonna find...
And then go one mile more
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