The Score
from The Kindness of Strangers by Miles Wide
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lyrics
So confess, I know it's true
All that time you said you'd lose
With me, believing every word you heard
I confess, I knew it too.
All that sorrow left inside your mind
And not a single thing to do
So if you find yourself
Finding time to spend with me
I do believe you should
Come away with me into the mountains
Come away into the blue
Lay me down in fields of grass
Feel my pulse and just relax
Lay me down right next to you
Now I guess I'll sing the blues
Half a bed that's left to use
And never knowing whose is whose to lose
So if you find yourself
Finding time to spend with me
I do believe you should
Come away with me into the mountains
Come away into the blue
Lay me down in fields of grass
Feel my pulse and just relax
Lay me down right next to you
Come away with me into the mountains
Come away into the blue
Lay me down in fields of grass
Feel my pulse and just relax
Lay me down right next to you
Well I've been there once before
And I can tell you that the score
Doesn't come out even
But it comes out right
All that time you said you'd lose
With me, believing every word you heard
I confess, I knew it too.
All that sorrow left inside your mind
And not a single thing to do
So if you find yourself
Finding time to spend with me
I do believe you should
Come away with me into the mountains
Come away into the blue
Lay me down in fields of grass
Feel my pulse and just relax
Lay me down right next to you
Now I guess I'll sing the blues
Half a bed that's left to use
And never knowing whose is whose to lose
So if you find yourself
Finding time to spend with me
I do believe you should
Come away with me into the mountains
Come away into the blue
Lay me down in fields of grass
Feel my pulse and just relax
Lay me down right next to you
Come away with me into the mountains
Come away into the blue
Lay me down in fields of grass
Feel my pulse and just relax
Lay me down right next to you
Well I've been there once before
And I can tell you that the score
Doesn't come out even
But it comes out right
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from The Kindness of Strangers,
released February 23, 2016
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Miles Wide Denver, Colorado
Miles Wide is an acoustic rock band based in Denver, CO with performances throughout the state and across the country. Their
latest single California was featured by American Songwriter Magazine.
The Kindness of Strangers is the group's latest acoustic EP, slated for release on February 23, 2016.
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discography
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Feb 2016 -
May 2014
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