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Artist/Band: Mel Tillis
Lyrics for Song: Thousand Miles Ago
Lyrics for Album: The Best of Mel Tillis: The Columbia Years [Collec [2004]



(Mel Tillis - Webb Pierce)



There's a thoudand miles in back of me and many more to go

Ridin' on a freight train feeling mighty low

I keep a wondering why she quit me but I guess I'll never know

Yes, she used to be my baby, a thousand miles ago.



A thousand miles ago I started feeling bad

'Cause I just lost the future I thought I really had

I know I shouldn't feel this way cause I still love her so

And I can't keep from thinking about a thousand miles ago.



--- Instrumental ---



I know I've held her in my arms a thousand times or more

Promised her a world of love till I learned the score

That's why I'm feeling lonesome that's why I'm feeling low

She used to be my baby, a thousand miles ago.



A thousand miles ago I started feeling bad

'Cause I just lost the future I thought I really had

I know I shouldn't feel this way cause I still love her so

And I can't keep from thinking about a thousand miles ago.



Yeah, I can't keep from thinking about a thousand miles ago...


Thousand Miles Ago

Mel Tillis delivers a soulful country ballad on 'Thousand Miles Ago,' a standout track from his 2004 compilation 'The Best of Mel Tillis: The Columbia Years.' The recording showcases Tillis's signature vocal warmth and storytelling ability, characteristic of his work during the late 1960s and 1970s. As a prominent figure in country music, Tillis blended traditional sounds with pop sensibilities, creating a sound that resonated with audiences across the genre. This particular song reflects the era's emphasis on emotional depth and narrative-driven lyrics, capturing the essence of his discography. The track stands as a testament to his enduring appeal and the quality of his recordings from that period.


Album Lyrics: The Best of Mel Tillis: The Columbia Years [Collec [2004]


Mel Tillis
"The Best of Mel Tillis: The Columbia Years [Collec [2004]"


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