| Eighteen hundred miles from your heart
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| The trees are down and all the roads are blocked
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| There’s a head wind pushing and the lights are out
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| I’m all alone, there is no doubt
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| Eighteen hundred miles from your heart
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| And I can’t tell the daylight from the dark
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| I tried talking 'bout yesterday
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| But then my head starting spinning
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| There were snakes and sharks in the water we were swimming
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| That’s all behind us now
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| And all we have are each other
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| I wanna know what it’s like again to be lovers
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| Eighteen hundred miles from your heart
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| The trees are down and all the roads are blocked
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| There’s a head wind pushing and the lights are out
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| I’m all alone, there is no doubt
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| Eighteen hundred miles from your heart
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| And I can’t tell the daylight from the dark
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| Let everybody say what they will
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| You said that one
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| With a sparkle in your eye, it rolled of your tongue
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| I never was big enough
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| To stand down for you
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| No words at all, who ever knew?
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| No words at all would cut right through
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| Eighteen hundred miles from your heart
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| The trees are down and all the roads are blocked
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| There’s a head wind pushing and the lights are out
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| I’m all alone, there is no doubt
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| Eighteen hundred miles from your heart
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| And I can’t tell the daylight from the dark
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| Eighteen hundred miles
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| God, I miss your smile
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| Eighteen hundred miles from your heart |