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Offspring ~ Million Miles Away


There was a time, looking through myself Wanting to pretend If I escaped, I could fill myself I don't think you can Been far and wide But that hole inside Never really leaves When I went away, what I really left Left behind was me It's telling me To be on my way home Million miles away I can't stay Each passing day, every passing face Seems like such a blur I long to be home, silently Lying next to her Just to get back, by her side is all All I need to be Cause I went away But what I really left Left behind was me I need to be Getting on my way home A million miles away Million miles away I can't take more free lyrics

There was a time, looking through myself
Wanting to pretend
If I escaped, I could fill myself
I don't think you can
Been far and wide
But that hole inside
Never really leaves
When I went away, what I really left
Left behind was me

It's telling me
To be on my way home
Million miles away
I can't stay

Each passing day, every passing face
Seems like such a blur
I long to be home, silently
Lying next to her
Just to get back, by her side is all
All I need to be
Cause I went away
But what I really left
Left behind was me

I need to be
Getting on my way home
A million miles away
Million miles away
I can't take

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