Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Wilco
Canonical path: /wilco/too-far-apart
Related lyric paths: 6
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Too Far Apart
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Too Far Apart
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You came to meet me out on the line
You couldn't believe I was feeling fine
When I really needed you, you were gone;
So long
We were too far apart,
Right from the start
I couldn't be any closer to you now
Is it really punk rock, like the party line?
Do you have to think about that? Can I give you some time?
'Cause when I really needed you, you were gone,
So long
We were too far apart,
Right from the start
I couldn't be any closer to you now
Too far apart,
Right from the start
And I couldnt be any closer to you now
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Wilco performs "Too Far Apart", and this lyric page sits inside the Wilco catalog on LyroVerse.
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